Crime cases are frequent. The state of emergency in the Peruvian capital Lima has been extended for another 30 days.

According to CCTV News, the Peruvian administrative department decided to further extend the state of emergency in 8 districts of the Lima Metropolitan Area and the province of Callao for another 30 days on June 15th local time. The decree will take effect on June 16th. This decision was made by the local administrative department based on a report provided by the National Police Headquarters, citing crimes such as murder, robbery, and extortion in the aforementioned areas leading to continued social unrest. Additionally, the decree also includes restrictions on the passage of motor vehicles. This marks the third consecutive extension of the state of emergency by the Peruvian administrative department for the aforementioned areas.