Namibia: Burglary at Japanese National’s Home

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Date and Time: March 31, around 2:00 AM

Location: Omururu, Erongo Region

Details:

  • A burglary occurred at the residence of a Japanese national in Omururu, Erongo Region. The incident took place in the early morning hours when the resident was asleep with the bedroom window open due to the heat.
  • The resident was awakened by noise and noticed a man tampering with the outside of the bedroom window. The intruder fled upon the resident’s loud shout. Upon inspection, it was discovered that a wallet and a mobile phone, which were left on a desk near the window, had been stolen. The thief likely used a hook or similar tool to reach inside from outside the window, as the desk was not accessible from beyond the iron bars of the window. Additionally, barbed wire on the fence was found to be cut the following morning.

Safety Recommendations:

  1. Preventive Measures:
    • Ensure all doors and windows are securely locked, especially when you are inside or asleep.
    • Consider installing additional security measures, such as alarms or surveillance cameras.
  2. If Confronted:
    • If you encounter an intruder, prioritize your safety and avoid confrontation. Do not resist or attempt to confront the intruder.
  3. In Case of Theft:
    • Report the incident to the nearest police station to obtain an official report (Police Report).
    • Provide all relevant details to law enforcement to assist in their investigation.

Note:

  • Residents and travelers in Namibia should be vigilant and implement strong security measures to prevent such incidents.

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