- The Peruvian government has announced a state of emergency for 13 districts in Lima and one district in Callao Constitutional Province, effective from September 28, due to security measures. This declaration limits certain constitutional rights.
- The Peruvian government officially announced a state of emergency for 60 days, starting September 28, in the following areas:
Areas Subject to the State of Emergency:
- Lima City:
- Ate District
- Ancón District
- Carabayllo District
- Comas District
- Independencia District
- Los Olivos District
- Lurigancho-Chosica District
- Puente Piedra District
- Rimac District
- San Martín de Porres District
- San Juan de Lurigancho District
- Santa Rosa District
- Villa El Salvador District
- Callao Constitutional Province:
- Ventanilla District
Official Gazette (Spanish only): Decreto Supremo No -2024-PCM
- Lima City:
- Under this declaration, certain constitutional rights, such as inviolability of the home, freedom of movement, assembly, and personal freedom, will be restricted in these areas for the duration of the emergency. Security forces may conduct searches of belongings and vehicles without a warrant at checkpoints. Those planning to travel or stay in these regions should be particularly cautious and carry identification at all times when going out.
- The Japanese government has issued travel advisories for various regions in Peru, including Level 1 (Exercise Caution), Level 2 (Avoid Non-Essential Travel), and Level 3 (Do Not Travel) advisories regarding safety concerns.
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