REVEALED: The most dangerous city in the world – would YOU dare visit?
THE MOST dangerous city in the world has been revealed where there are over 100 murders per 100,000 people.
Venezuela plunges into CHAOS as violent protests continue
The most dangerous cities in the world have been revealed.
Despite the recent attacks throughout Europe, they are still no where near the top of the list in relation to how dangerous they may seem.
To make the number one spot, the survey calculated how many murders there were per 100,000.
The city that made it to the top of the list has increased in death numbers over the years.
Venezuela features in the top ten a total of three times with Maturin and Valencia, two regions in the country, also making the list.
The huge amount of poverty in the country, political protests, and drug distribution gangs all add to why it's been revealed as the most dangerous country in the world.
Recent anti-government protests have been causing huge unrest throughout the region.
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) updated their travel warning today in light of this.
There have been regular large political demonstrations and protests in Caracas
The website states: “Large and potentially violent protests and significantly reduced commercial activity are likely due to a 48-hour general strike.
"There have been regular large political demonstrations and protests in Caracas and other cities since early April 2017, which have led to arrests, injuries, and deaths.
“Avoid protests and demonstrations, which can turn violent with little warning.”
The news comes as it was revealed the travel ban on Tunisia has been downgraded.
All travel was advised against after the beach attack two years ago that killed British holidaymakers.
FCO no longer advise against travelling there after the police and government announced new security measures in place.
It will also allow tour operators and airlines to reinstate some of their holidays to the region.
The country has suffered due to the lack of tourists travelling to the country, reporting a 90 per cent decrease.