• On Monday, October 7th, it will mark one year since the attack on Israel by Palestinian armed forces, and many protests and gatherings are planned from this weekend into next week.
• Given the current situation in the Middle East, there is a possibility that participants in these protests may become violent, and there is also the potential for unforeseen incidents during this period.
• Please make every effort to stay informed and avoid areas where protests or gatherings related to Israel and Palestine are taking place. Prioritize your safety.
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1. Monday, October 7th, will mark one year since the attack on Israel by Palestinian armed forces, and many protests and gatherings are planned across various locations from this weekend into next week. In response, Governor Kathy Hochul of New York State and Mayor Eric Adams of New York City have instructed security authorities to raise alert levels and increase security measures. Numerous security forces have already been deployed across the city, placing it under heightened security.
2. While most protests in New York related to the Israel-Palestine situation in the past have been peaceful, considering the current circumstances, there is a possibility that participants in protests may become violent. Additionally, there is a chance of unforeseen incidents occurring during this period.
3. Those traveling or staying in the area are urged to stay informed by obtaining the latest updates, remain vigilant of their surroundings when going out, and avoid areas where protests or gatherings are taking place, as well as facilities related to Israel and Palestine. If you happen to encounter a protest or gathering, immediately leave the area to ensure your safety.
4. Please be aware that road closures and traffic restrictions are expected around protest and gathering sites, potentially leading to traffic congestion. When going out, be sure to obtain the latest traffic information, consider alternative routes, and allow extra time for your travel plans.
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