Businessmen in Haiti hopeful of the reopening soon

After looking at lots of looting at their shops post earthquake, most of the businessmen are now hopeful that they will be able to start their businesses soon. Now that the police is also working as it used to before the earthquake came, the shopkeepers and business owners are sure that the lootings are not going to take place now. Now that these looters have been arrested and put behind the bars, there are many business owners who are pretty much sure that there are chances of reopening now.

There were almost four to five thousand police personnel on the Haitian streets which have been now reduced to half and this is a real god indication.  Now the attention is towards nabbing those jail inmates who escaped when the earthquake arrived and the police offers are looking at all the hints that they get to place them behind the bars.  The UN troops residing here are assuring that the all is normal and there are no more riots and lootings over here.

The country on an overall basis is being able to live a bit comfortably as there are no more incidents of lootings taking place. The people are in fact quite grateful to the soldiers who have restored peace and assured that the normal public has complete access to food and water.  Complete patrolling of the communities and the relief camps are going on, the market streets are safer and an eye is being kept on the problem creators.

If all this continues, then there are chances that the business owners will be able to open their shops once again. If the business starts, then also the UN troops will need to be here to ensure that the pillaging like conditions does not arise.