The Indian YouTuber, who recorded his journey in Guinea Bissau, Africa, was harassed by local people by shooting in their country. The video of the incident that emerged in social media indicates that the blogger is facing while introducing this area.
When the travel blogger Anas Khan began to say, “This part of Central Africa is called the Equatorial Guinea …”, a local man interrupted him and tried to steal the camera. Another individual who accompanied YouTuber was able to record the entire trial. The conflict was escalated because the man claimed to stop shooting.
According to the caption, Khan was harassed by a bundle of black African people because he was simply a foreigner and shooting a video blog in his own country.
YouTuber warns the police to cause a violent exchange. When a local man requests a document, youtuber says, “Who are you and why do I have to show you?”
The video was originally shared last year, but the video clip rose to X. The clips shared on the microblog platform ignited a wide range of discussions.
Watch the video:
Many social media users have been in the comment section to blame the action and express their opinions.
The user wrote that “culturally invalid Africans live in a violent society.”
Another addition, “The hat is terrible. Especially when they are trying to document their experience, they should not simply be a foreigner.”
Guinea Bisau is one of the most explored and unbeatable countries in the world, attracting only a few tourists every year. Despite its rich cultural heritage, diverse wildlife, and stunning landscape, the country has a limited number of tourist infrastructure, so it is difficult to attract visitors for issues with accessibility. I am. Poor road networks, sufficiently developed accommodations, and minimal international flight connections further worsen the situation, keeping the West African nation away from most travelers around the world.
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