On September 25, local time, the head of the joint security agency of the police and army of Madagascar, Angelou Ravelonarevo, said that from 7 p.m. to 5 p.m. the next day, the capital of Madagascar was suspended until social order was restored.

It is understood that on September 25th, a large-scale demonstration of * broke out in Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar. According to Reuters, citing witnesses, during the protests earlier in the day, a large shopping mall in the capital was looted and burned, and the residences of two parliamentarians were also looted and destroyed.

Our embassy issued a security reminder

On the same day, the Chinese Embassy in Madagascar issued a safety reminder saying that a large-scale demonstration of * broke out in Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar. At present, the situation has not been controlled, and some Chinese shops have been affected.

The embassy reminds Chinese citizens and institutions in Malaysia to pay close attention to the local public security situation, be vigilant, strengthen protection, close doors and close businesses, reduce unnecessary outings, abide by local laws and regulations, stay away from demonstrations and crowded places in *, pay attention to traffic control caused by gatherings, and ensure personal and going out safety. It is recommended that those who intend to come to Malaysia do a good job of risk assessment and travel cautiously in the near future. In case of emergency, please avoid danger urgently, leave the scene as soon as possible, and call the following number for assistance:

Madagascar National Emergency Call: 117

¡¤ Department of Foreign Affairs Global Consular Protection and Emergency Call Center Call (24 hours): +86-10-12308 or +86-10-65612308

Consular Protection and Assistance of the Embassy in Madagascar: +261-330788188

(President of the Republic of Macedonia)