Currently, the security situation in Swaziland is complicated, criminal activities such as electronic fraud and online gambling are rampant, and social security risks are extremely high. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Chinese Embassy and Consulate in South Africa reminded Chinese citizens not to go to Swaziland in the near future. Local Chinese citizens and institutions are requested to evacuate or move to relatively safe areas such as South Africa as soon as possible, closely monitor the development of the situation, and strengthen security precautions and emergency preparedness. In case of an emergency, please promptly call the police and contact the Chinese Embassy or Consulate in South Africa for assistance. Those who insist on visiting or staying will face extremely high safety risks and affect the timeliness of receiving assistance.

Currently, the security situation in Swaziland is complicated, criminal activities such as electronic fraud and online gambling are rampant, and social security risks are extremely high. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Chinese Embassy and Consulate in South Africa reminded Chinese citizens not to go to Swaziland in the near future. Local Chinese citizens and agencies are requested to evacuate or move to relatively safe areas such as South Africa as soon as possible, closely monitor the development of the situation, and strengthen security precautions and emergency preparedness. In case of an emergency, please promptly call the police and contact the Chinese Embassy or Consulate in South Africa for assistance. Those who insist on visiting or staying will face extremely high safety risks and affect the timeliness of receiving assistance.