The Prime Minister's Office of Mauritius issued a communiqué on the 19th. Mauritius will no longer implement curfew measures on the same day. According to the communiqué, in view of the positive changes in the current situation in Mauritius, after evaluation, the government decided not to continue the curfew measures starting on the 19th. The communiqué said that the government will continue to closely monitor the development of the situation to ensure the safety of the people. Since the evening of October 12, violent incidents such as blocking roads, smashing police stations and shops, and burning cars have occurred in many parts of Mauritius. Mauritian Prime Minister Ramgoolam announced on the evening of the 13th that many parts of the country will implement curfews from 20:30 on the 13th to 6:00 on the 14th local time. Since then, the Mauritian government announced that the curfew will continue to be imposed from the 14th to the 18th.

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