A tragic fuel truck explosion in Miragoane, Haiti, has killed at least 24 people and injured around 40 others, many with severe burns. The explosion occurred when people gathered to collect leaking fuel from the truck, which had been punctured by another vehicle. Prime Minister Garry Conille visited the site and stated that the government is working to provide medical care for the injured, with some being evacuated to specialized hospitals. The incident highlights ongoing issues in Haiti, including fuel shortages and gang violence, which have created a severe humanitarian crisis. This is reminiscent of a similar incident in 2021 in Cap-Haitien that resulted in 60 fatalities under similar circumstances. The nation continues to struggle with infrastructure and healthcare challenges, exacerbated by political instability and natural disasters.