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Stop the crime in Mauritius! Especially Crime-Stricken La Preneuse, Black River & Tamarin! Make the neighbourhoods safe.

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Beguin Francois
10 years ago

je suis pour une meilleur sécuriter vers nos maison

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Genevieve van Duuren
10 years ago Featured

I want to know that Tamarin, La Preneuse, Riviere Noir are safe places to stay for a holiday. Unless there are more police patrols, surveillance, I will cancel my holidays and urge others to do so.

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SOLER NICOLE
10 years ago

We want more police, we want the criminal caught, we want JUST : TO LIVE SAFE !!! Thanks

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Marie-Lise Lagesse
10 years ago

SUch a wonderful idea the neighborhood safe.

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Claire Christiansen
10 years ago

Living in South Africa we have learned a few things: Only one thing works; patrolling with a quick response to apprehend perpetrators. They won't come if they they know they will be caught. Community partnership with police really works. Great initiative!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

When will it stop? Who will be next?

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Florence
10 years ago

No longer living in Tamarin, I feel concerned though as I used to live there for 10 years. If anyone intends to offense against somebody else's physical integrity while stealing, this is just not acceptable. As a support to this community I was part of, I want to sign. So many robberies in such a short period of time may indicate an ''Inside job" may have come into play at some point. As another measure we may not think of, let us inform our maids working at home to keep silent about what is going in our homes (when we are at home or not, what there is of value, etc...) because even if they are not necessarily involved in these crimes, you get to know people's lives very quickly if you speak to them and people with bad intentions may listen to what they say carefully to act. Amendments to the penal code are urgently needed as a crime deterrent. So go on doing what you think is necessary, since the good will always have the upper hand!

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Robert Decotter
10 years ago

Esperons une reaction qui durera dans le temps.

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Azema talia
10 years ago

We dont feel safe, even at home !

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Mathey Bruno
10 years ago

Si les décideurs et les forces de polices ont peurs de ces toxicomanes en quête d argent pour obtenir de la drogue ( la méthadone a été retirée) ma responsabilité est d assurer la sécurité de ma famille par mes propre moyens en attendant une accalmie. Je les attends ces connards ...

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Devilly
10 years ago

Great job

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Manuela
10 years ago

Don't ruin Maurice! Stop the crime!

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Laure
10 years ago

No ! No! No!

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Le Gall Sarah
10 years ago

Il est important que la police ait les moyens de protéger les habitants de Riviere noire et Tamarin. Nous avons subit une tentative d'intrusion chez nous. Nous sommes tres choques. La vague de violence dans notre région est importante,,il est inconcevable que la police n'ait pas les ressources nécessaires pour faire son travail. Nous attendons une réaction rapide des autorités, du gouvernement pour arrêter ce carnage tres vite. C'est votre devoir de protéger vos concitoyens !!!

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Reeka sumputh
10 years ago

Will be very very grateful if the police do their round more often specially on the beach

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Le Gall Jerome
10 years ago

#Cameras installation in the district of riviere noir #extra police cars and officers for patrols and motorbikes to move faster ... #tamarin base cost guard unit #info panels to show: you are been watch

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Anil Hawabhay
10 years ago

The police should be more proactive instead of hiding behind their desk or in their cars.

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Oliver
10 years ago

I also live in this area since 8 years and i am shocked how bad it has become. I hope that something will change.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

What's happening to Mauritius ? It's starting to be like in South Africa here nowadays. Please help us make our island safe again.

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LaDonna Allen
10 years ago

As a past visitor to this beautiful island with plans to visit again in the near future, this is a huge concern. Not only should the visitors to the island feel safe, but absolutely the residents! May the government of Mauritius please listen to the requests and concerns voiced via this forum and stop the assaults on the people who choose to live in this beautiful place and visitors who want to spend their time and monies in a safe and secure environment. Thank you