United Nations & Dominican Republic

United Nations: The United Nations is coordinating aid efforts, providing emergency shelter and relief supplies, and has called on the Venezuelan government to restore social media access for life-saving information.

Dominican Republic: The Dominican Republic sent a small contingent of rescue workers, among the first to reach Venezuela — La Guaira.

United Nations: The United Nations is coordinating international search and rescue efforts and humanitarian aid for Venezuela, with various agencies mobilizing support and experts to assist the affected population.

Dominican Republic: The Dominican Republic sent rescue teams to Venezuela, contributing to the international relief efforts.

United Nations: The United Nations is backing a mission led by Kenya to contain gang violence in Haiti and has called for more logistical and financial support for this mission. The United Nations Human Rights Office is also tracking and reporting on the human rights crisis in Haiti.

Dominican Republic: The Dominican Republic deported more than a quarter million people to Haiti last year as part of an ongoing crackdown on migrants, contributing to the humanitarian crisis.

Dominican Republic: The Dominican Republic has reported deaths, missing persons, damaged homes, and disrupted water supply systems due to Hurricane Melissa. Floodwaters have isolated numerous communities.

Dominican Republic: The Dominican Republic has designated Gran Grif as a terrorist organization, reflecting its concern about the gang's operations in neighboring Haiti.