The U.S. State Department has updated its travel warning for Libya to the highest level, advising Americans not to visit the highly unstable country “for any reason” — and to “prepare a will and end-of-life instructions” if they must go there.
Libya has long been under a Level 4 travel advisory, the most severe designation issued by the State Department. Level 4 advisories are reviewed and updated at least once every six months.
On August 31, the State of Libya advisory was updated to “Do Not Travel.”
“Do not travel to Libya for any reason due to crime, terrorism, health concerns, unrest, kidnapping, or landmines,” the State Department said.
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