What happened in Jamaica with the selection of football less than 17 years is the result of the absence of Haitian institutions alongside the team which was supposed to defend the national colors, revealed on Thursday the mission investigation sent by the Prval government-Bellerive in Jamaica.This particular mission was composed of the Minister of Youth and Sports, Lescouflair Evans, director general of public health, Gabriel, Timothy, Marcus Garcia and journalist. The mission has provided its findings after meeting with Jamaican actors involved in the incident.These findings refute much of the evidence presented to the President of the Federation of Haitian football, Yves Jean Bart and some players, and reports of humiliating and discriminatory treatment against them by the Jamaican authorities."The Jamaican advancing in one direction and we in the opposite direction. All they said was framed by their institutions. But we had come alone, "the journalist said Marcus Garcia."Resourcefulness" VS Haitian Jamaican structuresAccording to the mission at any time Haitians have followed the procedures. They arrived in Jamaica on the day without announcing their arrival and the authorities were surprised to see players train Haitian. Some bodies were involved in Haiti, too, are unaware of the departure of the selection that was not accompanied by medical staff as any team worthy of the name.Furthermore, while three members of the delegation were positive to malaria, the players have refused to submit to blood tests, raising in the minds of their hosts unnecessary suspicions, "says Garcia.One of the worst players with a U.S. passport said he will not undergo testing because it is American. The mayor has called the U.S. consulate to say that "an American player" did not undergo testing, reports Patrick Blanchet, a membe r of the mission.Chairman of the Federation, Yves Jean Bart was presented to a pharmacy to buy chloroquine - a drug against malaria - which was refused and pushed pharmacists to alert the Department of Health. According to Dr. Timothy, Jamaica has experienced an epidemic of malaria last year and strengthened since its protocol."Our guys were not advised on how malaria is perceived, particularly Montigo Bay. Currently it is the high season, there are tourists everywhere. If a single line in the newspaper reported an epidemic of malaria across the world will panic ... Now the fact of not knowing the regulations is that they were perceived as discrimination, "said Marcus Garcia.The journalist reported that the Haitians have been received in a hospital "correct" contrary to the evidence and said they have never been under armed guard.The Haitian people lack of fair play?Quarantining players in Jamaica and their expulsion caused a huge wave of indignation in Haiti. A major street demonstration was held in Port-au-Prince during the weekend and the flag of CARICOM was burned by protesters.The protesters, many of whom wore the national flag, discussed a boycott of Jamaican products and initiatives that may affect the number of tourists visiting Jamaica regularly.In light of the revelations of the mission, is it the Haitian delegation that was wrong? The disqualification of the national team is justified?According to Patrick Blanchet's CONCACAF has decided to disqualify the team under the recommendation of the Haitian Ministry of Health Jamaica. This decision was taken so that selection had enough players to continue the tournament.In all, three people, two players and the coach of Brazilian national who was accompanying the team have tested positive for malaria. 8 other people whose parents showed no signs of the disease as malaria have been confirmed.Daniel Charles Louis member of the mission, there was "excessive zeal" on the part of Jamaica. They "h andled the case well but they could have done differently," Judge said.One might also question the sudden appearance of this disease in the famous players, several days after arriving on Jamaican soil. Two confirmed cases of malaria in persons who do not live in Haiti. In addition the hotel where the selection is lodged near wetlands, said Timothy Gabriel."These are youth who are the losers in the case, because participating in the World Cup less than 17 years is an opportunity [Single] (...). We could reverse the situation ", said Patrick Blanchet.The Director of Public Health, recommends that the selections are accompanied Haitian now by a medical team when they travel abroad, and that each team has an emergency kit.The Minister of Youth and Sports, Lescouflair Evans for his part promised to consider these recommendations. Lescouflair said they planned to initiate a "battle in sport 'for the reinstatement of the Haitian U-17 team in the competition.(AlterPresse)Haitian new s
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