‘They couldn't see who they were shooting at’: Police target protesters in Madagascar

France 24Monday, September 29, 2025 at 12:04:43 PM
‘They couldn't see who they were shooting at’: Police target protesters in Madagascar
Protests erupted in Madagascar's capital, Antananarivo, on September 25, as demonstrators defied a government ban to voice their frustrations over ongoing water and electricity outages. The situation escalated dramatically when security forces responded with tear gas and aggressive tactics, leading to chaos and multiple injuries. Tragically, reports indicate that at least five people lost their lives during the unrest. This incident highlights the growing tensions between citizens and authorities, raising concerns about the government's handling of essential services and public dissent.
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