Madagascar President Flees Amid Protests and Military Support
Madagascar President Andri Rajoelina has fled the country amid escalating protests and a reported military coup attempt. The President's whereabouts are unknown, with claims that he left Madagascar on a French military aircraft.
Opposition leader Randrianasoloniaiko has alleged that Rajoelina left to join the protests. The military has taken control, supporting the anti-government demonstrations.
Former Prime Minister Maminiaina Ravatomanga also reportedly fled to Mauritius. The situation remains volatile with no immediate signs of violence.
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