Health Alert – U.S. Embassy Algiers (November 2, 2021)  Location: Worldwide:   Event: On October 25, President Biden announced the United States will adopt a global air travel policy.  This policy prioritizes public health, protecting U.S. citizens and residents as well as those who come to visit us.  Effective November 8 all non-citizen, nonimmigrant (not a U.S. citizen, U.S. …

Location: Algeria Event: The global public health threat posed by the ongoing outbreak of Coronavirus (COVID-19) is high, with more than 10,704,228 reported cases worldwide. On July 6, the Algerian Ministry of Health announced 16,404 confirmed cases of COVID-19, including 959 deaths, in Algeria. The Algerian government has started to ease the measures it had …

Location: Algeria, Countrywide Event: The U.S. Embassy in Algiers reminds U.S. citizens residing in or traveling to Algeria that general elections are scheduled for December 12, 2019.  Rallies, demonstrations, and strikes may occur with little notice.   Previously, police have used physical barricades, water and sound cannons, and tear gas to control crowds.  U.S. government personnel are …

Location: Throughout Algeria Event: This Friday marks the 37th week of major demonstrations and will coincide with the 65th anniversary of the Algerian Revolution.  At previous demonstrations, there were reports of confrontations between police and demonstrators involving tear gas and water cannons as well as reports of property damage, injuries, and detentions.   A heavy police presence is expected to react quickly to …

Location: Throughout Algeria Event:  Demonstrations are expected to continue to take place throughout the country in the coming weeks. At previous demonstrations, there were reports of confrontations between police and demonstrators involving tear gas and water cannons as well as reports of property damage, injuries, and detentions. Increased movement restrictions into the capital are expected before demonstrations, including the possible impounding of vehicles. U.S. government personnel …

Location: Throughout Algeria Event: Peaceful demonstrations are expected to continue to take place throughout the country in the coming weeks. U.S. government personnel are encouraged to limit non-essential movements during and immediately after large demonstrations and instructed not to participate, watch, or remain near demonstrations. The ACS section will cease the use of weekly demonstration alerts unless the security situation changes significantly or there …

Location: Throughout Algeria Event: Demonstrations continue to take place throughout the country. U.S. government personnel are encouraged to limit non-essential movements during and immediately after large demonstrations and instructed not to participate, watch, or remain near demonstrations. Actions to take: Be aware of your surroundings and exercise caution if unexpectedly in the vicinity of demonstrations, even if they appear …

Location: Throughout Algeria Event: Demonstrations continue to take place throughout the country. At previous demonstrations, there were reports of confrontations between police and protestors involving tear gas and water cannons and reports of property damage and injuries. U.S. government personnel are encouraged to limit non-essential movements during and immediately after large demonstrations and instructed not to participate, watch, or remain near demonstrations …

Location: Throughout Algeria Event: Demonstrations continue to take place throughout the country. At previous demonstrations, there were reports of confrontations between police and protestors involving tear gas and water cannons and reports of property damage and injuries. U.S. government personnel are encouraged to limit non-essential movements during and immediately after large demonstrations and instructed not to participate, watch, or remain near demonstrations …

Location: Throughout Algeria Event: Demonstrations continue to take place throughout the country. At previous demonstrations, there were reports of confrontations between police and protestors involving tear gas and water cannons and reports of property damage and injuries. U.S. government personnel are encouraged to limit non-essential movements during and immediately after large demonstrations and instructed not to …

Location: Throughout Algeria Event: Demonstrations continue to take place throughout the country. At previous demonstrations, there were reports of confrontations between police and protestors involving tear gas and water cannons and reports of property damage and injuries.U.S. government personnel are encouraged to limit non-essential movements during and immediately after large demonstrations and to not participate, watch, or remain near demonstrations or areas …

Location: Throughout Algeria Event: Demonstrations continue to take place throughout the country. At previous demonstrations, there have been reports of clashes between police and small groups of protestors. U.S. government personnel are encouraged to limit non-essential movements during and immediately after large demonstrations and to not participate, watch, or remain near areas of demonstrations. Actions …

Location: Throughout Algeria. Event: There have been calls on social media for peaceful protests throughout the country for tomorrow afternoon – April 5th. U.S. government personnel are advised to limit non-essential movements during and immediately after large demonstrations and to not participate, watch, or remain near demonstrations. Actions to take: Avoid large gatherings and rallying …

Subject: Demonstration Alert – U.S. Embassy Algiers, Algeria (April 2) Location: Througout Algeria Event: There maybe public gatherings throughout the country in response to the announcement of President Bouteflika’s resignation. U.S. government personnel are advised to limit non-essential movements during and immediately after large demonstrations and to not participate, watch, or remain near demonstrations. Actions …

Location: Throughout Algeria Event: Demonstrations continue to take place throughout the country. At previous demonstrations, there have been isolated reports of clashes between police and small groups of protestors, and reports of property damage and injuries. U.S. government personnel are advised to limit non-essential movements during and immediately after large demonstrations and to not participate, watch, or remain near …

Location: Throughout Algeria Event: Demonstrations continue to take place throughout the country. At previous demonstrations, there have been isolated reports of clashes between police and small groups of protestors, and reports of property damage and injuries. U.S. government personnel are advised to limit non-essential movements during and immediately after large demonstrations and to not participate, watch, or remain near …

Location: Throughout Algeria Event: Demonstrations continue to take place throughout the country. At previous demonstrations, there have been reports of clashes between police and small groups of protestors, and reports of property damage and injuries.   U.S. government personnel are advised to limit non-essential movements during and immediately after large demonstrations and to not participate, watch, or remain near …

Location: Algiers, Algeria Event: Reports of clashes between protestors and police around Tilemly (Bardo Museum). Actions to take: Avoid the area of police action. Exercise caution if unexpectedly in the vicinity of large gatherings or protests. Keep a low profile. Review personal security plans. For planning resources, go to the following State Department  website . For Assistance: U.S. …

Location: Throughout Algeria Event: Demonstrations and strikes will continue to take place throughout the country. U.S. government personnel are advised to limit non-essential movements during demonstrations and to not participate, watch, or remain near demonstrations, even if they appear peaceful. Actions to take: Monitor media for updates. Avoid large gatherings and rallying points for demonstrations. Keep a …

Dear U.S. citizens in Algeria: This is an updated demonstration alert for U.S. Embassy Algiers, Algeria. Event: Demonstrations and strikes may continue to take place throughout the country. Expect road closures and traffic delays. Actions to take: Avoid large gatherings or the areas of demonstrations. Exercise caution if unexpectedly in the vicinity of protests. Keep a low profile. …

This is an updated demonstration alert for U.S. Embassy Algiers, Algeria. Event: Activity between protesters and police has subsided with only sporadic, peaceful gatherings now reported in Algiers. Actions to take: *   Continue to exercise personal security awareness and avoid the areas affected by today’s protests. *   Avoid crowds and be aware of your surroundings. …

Dear U.S. citizens in Algeria: This is an updated demonstration alert for U.S. Embassy Algiers, Algeria. Event: Reports of protestors engaging the police in Algiers in the area of 1er Mai Square and Mouradia. Actions to take: Avoid the area of the demonstrations. Monitor local media reports for updates. Exercise caution if unexpectedly in the …

Event: Demonstrations may take place throughout the country on Friday, February 22nd and Sunday, February 24th, 2019. Actions to take: Monitor local media for updates. Avoid crowds and demonstrations. For other general information: See the  State Department’s travel website  for the  Worldwide Caution , Travel Advisory and the Country Specific Information for Algeria . Enroll in the  Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP)  to receive security messages and make it easier to locate you in an emergency. Contact the  U.S. Embassy in Algeria , …

Dear U.S. citizens in Algeria: Locations: The wilayas of Algiers, Blida, Bouira, Tipaza, Medea and Ain Defla. Event: The Algerian Ministry of Health has confirmed a small number of cholera cases in the abovenamed wilayas. The Ministry has identified a local water source in the city of Hamr El Ain in the wilaya of Tipaza as the origin of cholera …