Madagascar Protests Lead to Curfew Amid Power Outages
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Madagascar's government has imposed a nighttime curfew following widespread protests against persistent water and power outages. Demonstrators barricaded roads, set fire to cable car stations, and looted shops and banks. Police responded with rubber bullets and tear gas. The protests, largely driven by youth and fueled by social media, highlight frustration over the unreliable supply of essential services, with unrest also reported at the national water and electricity company offices. The duration of the curfew depends on the restoration of calm.
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