Haiti: Streets on fire as anti-government protest rocks Port-au-Prince

M/S Security forces in front of burning truck, Port-au-Prince
W/S People running across the street and fires burning
M/S Burning truck
M/S Security forces by burning car
W/S Masked men running from burning car
M/S Burning tires
M/S Security forces responding to fire in garage
M/S People running
W/S Security forces
M/S Security forces inspecting building
W/S Security forces and man on ground
W/S People running
W/S People running with televisions
W/S People running, person with chairs
M/S Fire in garage
W/S Car with security forces driving away
M/S Ambulance arriving
M/S Injured man
M/S Injured man being put in ambulance
M/S Injured in ambulance
W/S Protesters on street
M/S Protesters marching on street
M/S Protesters marching
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Civil unrest rocked the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince on Sunday as anti-government protests demanding the resignation of President Jovenel Moise continued.
Footage shows a number of vehicles ablaze on the streets of the Haitian capital as well as an injured man being taken to hospital for treatment. Large crowds of protesters were also seen marching on the streets.
At least 20 people have been killed and more than 200 wounded in the latest wave of protests which began in September calling for the president's resignation and for social reforms.