Countries are issuing travel advisories, warning that mass shooting events can make travel to the U.S. dangerous and tourists should reconsider coming here.
Americans aren’t the only ones who are scared of being part of the next mass shooting in the U.S.bringing this year’s total up to 251 shootings so far
, foreign countries are cautioning their citizens to think twice about the safety of visiting the U.S. as tourists. Uruguay is the latest country to do so, issuing a travel advisory notice that warns people of “growing indiscriminate violence” in the U.S., linked to “hate crimes, including racism and discrimination.”
“Given the inability of the authorities to prevent these situations, due to among other factors the indiscriminate possession of firearms by the population, it is especially advisable to avoid places where large concentrations of people occur, such as theme parks, shopping centers, artistic festivals, religious activities, gastronomic fairs and any kind of cultural or sporting events.
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