© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Signs on the door of the Christian Aid Ministries give updates on the Haiti kidnapping and show the the offices are closed in Millersburg, Ohio, U.S. October 21, 2021. REUTERS/Aaron Josefczyk/File Photo
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(Corrects headline and first paragraph; group said ransom was raised but did not say whether it was paid)
(Reuters) – A ransom was raised to secure the release of a group of Canadian and American missionaries kidnapped in Haiti, the U.S.-based Christian ministry group who organized their trip to the Caribbean nation said on Monday.
“Other people who sought to help us provided funds to pay a ransom and allow the negotiation process to continue. As you can imagine, we are not able to say anything further in respect to these negotiations,” a spokesman for the Ohio-based Christian Aid Ministries said during a news conference.
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