Cape Town, South Africa
Is there a lot of crime in Cape Town?
We asked people if there is a lot of crime. They answered...
"Cape Town has a high crime rate, with a range of criminal activities including robbery, burglary, and carjacking. Violent crime is also a problem, with incidents of assault, rape, and murder occurring in the city. Drug-related crime is also a major issue, with gangs and organized crime groups operating in the area. Despite the high crime rate, the South African government has implemented a number of initiatives to reduce crime in the city, including increased police presence and improved security measures," remarked another expat in Cape Town, South Africa.
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Is there a lot of crime in Cape Town?
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