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Pyongyang, NK is pretty dangerous for a foreigner without a guide, ticket or passport to show.
I would run through the South Korean border as soon as possible.
medellin doesnt seem very dangerous anymore. caracas and juarez are far more dangerous.
Many people 'disappear' in Medellin, I think probably more than Juarez and far more than Caracas. The murder rate isn't very accurate - in fact it's probably more dangerous than Caracas since 2008.
First hand, the most dangerous city that I've ever been to is Washington, DC, and it's not even close. Of course, I don't seek out danger so my exposure to dangerous cities is pretty limited.
When were you last there, sometime in the 1990's? Serious question.
Yeah. Maceió has been pointed as one of the most dangerous cities of Brazil, it's also was pointed a lot of times as the most dangerous for homosexuals and young peoples.
Hi Carioca_Dude. Nice to see someone agree with me about Maceio. Vitoria's another one that never gets mentioned (I blame the world's media, they tend to stick to the same cities year after year).
When were you last there, sometime in the 1990's? Serious question.
Washington DC still has a high crime rate. Nothing like in 1990 when it had the worst mayor in American history, but still high compared to the national average.
The most dangerous cities in America: Detroit, New Orleans, Camden NJ
The most dangerous in the World: Angeles City, Tijuana, Baghdad, Juarez, and Johannesburg.
I am getting a feeling that some of the most dangerous cities in the world are never mentioned. Of course Johannesburg, Tijuana, Juarez, Caracas get mentioned, but there are some other places that we may not know of that are even more violent in terms of crime rates and just are not mentioned.
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