Facing mounting panic in the capital, the Executive breaks its silence. Yesterday, a united front comprising the ministers of Interior, Justice, Armed Forces, and Public Security held an emergency press conference to shed light on the escalating violence plaguing the country since the government took office in October 2025. The official toll released by authorities is chilling: ninety child disappearances have been recorded over the past seven months. While hope remains with forty-three minors fortunately found safe and sound, forty-seven others remain critically missing. Adding to families' anguish is a series of barbaric crimes devastating the nation: child murders, kidnappings and assassinations of albinos, deadly armed attacks, and targeted abductions. For the government, these acts go beyond simple criminality; they are part of a deliberate attempt at political destabilization, orchestrated through strikes and defamation campaigns on social media. Facing this alarming situation, a response is taking shape. Ministers assured that justice was taking its course, revealing that suspects in the Ilanivato case have already been imprisoned. To stem the crisis, a drastic security plan has been unveiled: massive deployment of law enforcement in public squares and alleyways, increased intelligence gathering, and strengthened collaboration with Fokontany. Thus, the government calls for citizen vigilance.