On the 9th, UN Secretary General Guterres appealed to the international community to urgently consider sending a professional international force to Haiti to deal with the humanitarian crisis facing Haiti. United Nations Secretary General Spokesperson Diarrik issued a statement on the same day, saying that Guterres remained seriously concerned about the situation in Haiti. The sharp deterioration of the security situation in the country led to the paralysis of the country while facing cholera outbreaks. The blockage of fuel delivery led to the suspension of key cholera prevention services such as drinking water distribution. Guterres called on the international community, including members of the Security Council, to urgently consider the request of the Haitian Government and immediately send a professional international force to Haiti to deal with the humanitarian crisis facing Haiti, including ensuring the free delivery of drinking water, fuel, food and medical supplies. The statement said that Guterres had sent a letter to the Security Council on the 9th to submit a plan to strengthen security support for Haiti. Guterres also urged Haitian stakeholders to immediately engage in inclusive dialogue on the future of the country. (Liu Xinshe)