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Embassies advise U.S. citizens to ‘keep a low profile’ due to Middle East tension

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Approximately 120,000 U.S. citizens reside in Costa Rica.
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U.S. Embassy safety tips for international tourists and residents in Costa Rica

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As the tourism high season begins, we review important safety information for U.S. citizens visiting Costa Rica.
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U.S. Embassy in Costa Rica warns of phone fraud

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The United States Embassy in San José, Costa Rica, has issued the following alert regarding suspected instances of phone fraud.
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U.S. Embassy tweet of supposed tsunami causes alarm in El Salvador, Central America

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The Tsunami Advisory Center for Central America (CATAC), based in the INETER of Nicaragua, clarified that "it has not registered any event that could generate a tsunami."
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U.S. Embassy in San José joins EPA’s air quality tracking program

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So far, the results look promising for San José residents.
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U.S. Embassy issues health alert over respiratory illnesses in Costa Rica

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This year the number of children in Costa Rica affected by RSV, and the severity of the cases, has been notable.
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U.S. Embassy issues security alert over upcoming protests in San José

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The U.S. Embassy recommends that tourists and residents "exercise caution in these areas." Protests are expected to be non-violent. 
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U.S. Embassy issues weather alert over heavy rainfall in Costa Rica

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The U.S. Embassy in Costa Rica has issued a weather alert due to forecasts of heavy rains through Friday, August 16. Read the alert in...
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U.S. Embassy issues safety alert over adulterated alcohol

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"At this time, we are not aware of any U.S. citizen illness or death due to consuming adulterated alcohol in Costa Rica."
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U.S. Embassy in Costa Rica reopens following ‘security situation’ in Pavas [Updated]

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The Embassy resumed normal operations following an apparent knife-fight at a nearby shopping plaza.
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