Facing a surge in child abductions followed by murders in Madagascar, Prime Minister Mamitiana Rajaonarison has taken an unequivocal stance. During a press meeting held Tuesday in Mahazoarivo, the head of government announced a series of measures aimed at tracking those responsible and strengthening security across the country, particularly in the capital. "As Prime Minister, I will not tolerate attacks on the lives of Malagasy people," he declared. Describing the situation as a genuine "war," he promised a zero-tolerance policy toward all those involved in these crimes. "I will show no leniency and I am ready to go to battle," he stressed. According to the head of government, these abductions and murders are also intended to sow fear among the population and disrupt the refoundation process initiated by authorities. He reiterated statements made days earlier by the President of Refoundation, noting that these criminal acts aim to destabilize the country. While acknowledging the gravity of the situation, Mamitiana Rajaonarison called on citizens to remain calm and not succumb to panic. He affirmed having issued firm instructions to relevant ministries to take immediate measures to end this wave of crime. These include reinforcing patrols by defense and security forces in sensitive neighborhoods, as well as intensifying surveillance operations. The Prime Minister recalled that his two main missions are to address the urgent needs of the Malagasy population and implement the Refoundation program while strengthening national unity. He assured that these objectives will be pursued despite the concerning security context. 400 Forces. On the ground, security measures are already being reinforced. Approximately 400 police officers and gendarmes, supported by presidential security personnel, are currently deployed throughout Antananarivo. Authorities announced that this force will be further increased in coming days to intensify the fight against criminal networks. For its part, the National Gendarmerie is calling on the population to actively collaborate with law enforcement. It urges citizens to immediately report any suspicious behavior or movement to facilitate searches and investigations. Officials emphasize that social media posts do not replace direct reporting to competent services, which is essential for rapid intervention.