US Renews Travel Advisory for Bahamas Over Crime, Boating Risks, and Shark Attacks
- The U.S. State Department issued an updated travel advisory for The Bahamas this week, citing crime.
- The State Department updated its advisory because of crime and safety concerns for travelers.
- The advisory highlights violent crime, swimming risks, and firearm regulations in the island nation.
- The advisory warns, "exercise increased caution" due to armed robberies and sexual assaults.
- Travelers should be vigilant in Nassau and Freeport, and also heed firearm regulations.
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Gang Violence, Shark Attacks: US Flags Travel Risks In The Bahamas
The US State Department has issued a renewed warning for travellers heading to The Bahamas, urging them to be cautious due to rising crime, poorly regulated boating and recent shark attacks. The advisory, updated on March 31, lists violent crimes such as armed robberies, burglaries and sexual assaults. These incidents, according to the department, can occur anywhere in The Bahamas but are most frequent in Nassau and Freeport on New Providence an…
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