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    Santiago, Santiago & Surrounding Region, Chile
    Chile is a great country and Santiago is one big, huge city with lots and lots of things to see en do but you have to know that a lot of people are realy poor. This makes that, if you do not be carefull, you can be robbed. Here are some advices I learned from my best friend Andres, which lives in Santiago.
    On the bus:
    - When you take a bus try to sit as close as possible to the driver.
    - Never let a place next to you where a possible robber can sit down.

    When walking on the street:
    - If you cross people looking dangerous try not to speak on the moment of crossing. Otherwise they will hear you are tourists and easy victims.
    - Don't put stuff (money, creditcards, passports) in your pants. Put it in a safe place.
    - Look carefully when crossing a street even if there are lights.
    - Do not start talking with beggars.
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    Santiago, Santiago & Surrounding Region, Chile
    Be careful walking under bridges. I saw this happen. Someone from above spills something on you then a bystander below by you stops to help clean up the mess then tries to pick-pocket you.
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