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Stay aware of your surroundings, keep up to date with local media reports and follow the advice of local authorities. There was a coup in Guinea in and the resulting military-backed interim government is still in charge. The situation is changeable and you should remain vigilant, avoid demonstrations and monitor local media. Political tensions are high. Protests about the economic situation, such as the lack of electricity, are common. Public gatherings and demonstrations can start with little or no notice and can quickly turn violent.
During protests in Moyenne Guinea in the past, protestors have ransacked and set fire to several public buildings. In recent years many protestors and bystanders have died during protests and hundreds have been injured. Avoid any large demonstrations or rallies, particularly those close to military barracks.
Move quickly to a safe place if you see crowds gathering or any signs of disturbances or unrest. Border areas of Guinea are often tense with an increased military presence.
