Individuals arrested in connection with the Larissa case have been transferred to the capital. Life imprisonment awaits all those identified and charged as accomplices in the various crimes and murders occurring at this time, according to government decision, and they must be sent to Tsiafahy. Among them are those implicated in the kidnapping and murder of young Larissa in Ambositra. To implement this decision and maintain public order while preventing unrest, four suspects arrested in Ambositra were brought to the capital on Wednesday. The two men identified as main suspects were sent directly to Tsiafahy prison, while the two women were transferred to Antanimora. It is noted that despite efforts to prevent confrontation in the area, the community rejected this, and their anger was still directed at the home of one of the suspects, accompanied by looting. The community attacked and burned the house afterward. Around thirty cases According to the Justice Ministry, approximately 30 cases have been recorded, of which 12 have already been tried. Since January, around 256 people have gone missing, 175 have returned, and nine have been found dead. Several suspects in these cases have already been arrested: 14 in Mahajanga and 23 in Tsiafahy. Among them is a foreign businessman from Ilakaka, charged with trafficking children. The wave of murders and kidnappings across the country has deeply troubled many. According to government statements, measures and responsibilities have been taken, requiring cooperation from all. Such as calling the emergency number 147 (free), if incidents occur. Nevertheless, reports of murders continue, filling social networks and showing deaths here and there in the capital. Just yesterday, two men were found dead. One was discovered in a ditch in Andavamamba and another found on Rocade road in Ankadidramamy. Authorities are investigating.