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The US State Department has strengthened its travel advisory to Madagascar, citing “crime and violence.”
The Level 3 advisory was updated on September 27, noting that protests across the country could “turn violent without warning.”
Travelers are also warned of protesters who are rioting, looting, vandalizing and destroying property.
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“American people should stay “and avoid areas where protests and demonstrations are taking place,” the advisory reads.
“Sporadic protests can develop quickly, especially after dark.”
The State Department has issued a Level 3 travel advisory for Madagascar, citing “crime and violence.” (St. Petersburg)
recommendation Violent crime is on the rise in Madagascar, indicating it can occur after dark.
“Dahalo, criminal organization They are known to steal cattle and are increasingly in conflict with security forces,” the advisory said.
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“This is mainly happening in the areas south and west of the capital.”
In 2022, Dahalo set fire to houses, killing at least 32 people in an area north of the capital Antananarivo, Reuters reported at the time.
The Level 3 advisory for Madagascar was updated on September 27, noting that protests in the country “could turn violent without warning.” (St. Petersburg)
State Department officials warn of possible future armed robberies and assaults remote areas,The same applies to major national highways.
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Madagascar is popular destinations For travelers who love exploring and visiting rainforests, canyons and caves.
More than 110 people live on the island lemur speciesaccording to the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
A military coup recently occurred in Madagascar. The country’s parliament voted to impeach President Andriy Rajoelina, who recently fled the country. (Luis Tato/AFP via Getty Images)
The military coup broke out when Madagascar’s parliament voted to impeach Madagascar’s president, Andriy Rajoelina, who recently fled the country. fox news digital Reported.
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The State Department has established four travel advisory levels to help travelers assess safety risks before visiting other countries.
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The advisory levels are: Level 1 – Take normal precautions. Level 2 – Be extra careful. Level 3 – Reconsider travel. Level 4 – Travel prohibited.
