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Self Protection Tips For (Women) Travelers In Santiago

While Santiago is generally one of the safest cities in all of Latin America, it never hurts to take precautions.  Travelers below - especially women travelers - are invited to check out some friendly advise in the section below:

1)  Chile's Carabineros police force has good information about what to do in case of accidents or assaults.  See:
http://www.carabineros.cl/sitioweb/web/verSeccion.do?cod=253

2)  There is a special section for foreigners traveling in Chile.  See:
http://www.carabineros.cl/sitioweb/web/verSeccion.do?cod=235

3)  Save on your Cell phone the  Carabinero emergency number to your phone: 133

4) It is easy to buy pepper spray (gas de pimienta)  or even tasers (electroshock). See:
http://www.imblas.cl/  (it's in the CASA section). The spray costs $11,990 (so about $20 dollars).

Travelers are invited to send us any additional tips they think important, so we can add them to this public service message.