Madagascar's President Rajoelina Flees Amid Deadly Protests

Madagascar's President Andry Rajoelina has fled to a 'safe location' due to escalating protests that have turned deadly and threats to his life. His departure highlights the growing unrest and dissatisfaction among citizens, particularly as an elite military unit has sided with youth-led protests demanding his resignation. This situation raises serious concerns about the stability of Madagascar's governance and the safety of its people.