The U.S. Department of State has released a travel advisory for Madagascar, urging travelers to exercise increased caution due to crime and civil unrest in the country.

The advisory highlights incidents of armed robbery, carjacking, and theft targeting both locals and tourists, particularly in urban areas and at night.

Travelers are advised to remain vigilant, avoid isolated areas, and limit travel after dark.

There have also been reports of demonstrations that occasionally turn violent, posing additional risks to visitors. The advisory recommends monitoring local news and following instructions from local authorities.

Health concerns are also noted, including the risk of diseases such as malaria and COVID-19.

Travelers should ensure they have appropriate vaccinations and take prevent

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