Fact map

Map of documented incidents

28 incidents located, i.e. 100 % of published records. The others have no usable location.

28 incidents displayed
Period
Display

Visible incidents

28

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    Frequency of incidents

    The map shows where; this timeline shows when. An area that has been quiet for six months and one that was active last week may look similar on the map.

    1. 2 Jul
    2. 6 Aug
    3. 4 Sep
    4. 2 Oct
    5. 2 Nov
    6. 1 Dec
    7. 6 Jan
    8. 1 Feb
    9. 3 Mar
    10. 1 Apr

    Breakdown by province

    What the map does not show

    • 28 points are approximated from the name of the locality or province, due to a lack of recorded coordinates. They appear as hollow circles and should not be read down to the metre.
    • An empty area is not a safe area. Isolated regions or those cut off from the network generate few reports, making them falsely appear quiet.
    • The size of a circle reflects the reported human toll, not the severity of an incident. A mass abduction without fatalities remains a small circle.
    • No location is published with sufficient precision to identify a home or a witness.

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