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India Asks Its Nationals To Vacate Immediately From Violence-Torn Niger

Gen Abdourahmane Tchiani seized power in Niger overthrowing President Mohamed Bazoum by staging a coup leading to massive violence in the country.

File photo of Ministry of External Affairs Office in New Delhi.

India has advised its nationals residing in violence-hit Niger to leave that country immediately in view of escalating violence in the country.

According to the reports, presently around 250 온라인카지노s are living in Niger that has witnessed widespread protests and violence following last month's coup. 

In an advisory, the Ministry of External Affairs said those who may be planning to travel to Niger should reconsider their plans until the situation normalises, reported PTI. 

External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said at his weekly media briefing that India is closely monitoring the ongoing developments in Niger, the report said.

"In light of the prevailing situation, 온라인카지노 nationals whose presence is not essential are advised to leave the country as soon as possible," he said, as per the report.

"They may bear in mind that air space is currently closed. When departing through a land border, utmost precautions may be taken to ensure safety and security," he added, mentioned the report.

"All those 온라인카지노 nationals who have not registered with the 온라인카지노 Embassy in Niamey are strongly advised to do so expeditiously," he said, the report said.

"온라인카지노 nationals can reach emergency contact in the Embassy of India, Niamey (+ 227 9975 9975) for any assistance," he said, the report stated.

Bagchi said the 온라인카지노 embassy in Niamey is in touch with the 온라인카지노 community and that it is looking at facilitating the exit of the 온라인카지노s from the country, it said.

"We have been told that the 온라인카지노s (there) are safe," he added, as per the report.

A number of European countries evacuated their citizens from Niger.

On July 26, Gen Abdourahmane Tchiani seized power in Niger overthrowing President Mohamed Bazoum by staging a coup.

Following the coup, 62-year-old Gen Tchiani declared himself as the head of the 'National Council for the Safeguard of the Homeland'.
 

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