Peru declares a state of emergency and deploys the army with the escalation of violence in the capital

Peruvian President Dina Polarrt announced the imposition of a state of emergency in the capital on Monday, and it was ordered to deploy the army forces to help the police in the face of the escalation of violence in light of the widespread anger after the killing of a famous singer.
The President of the President Politert issued a decree saying that the state of emergency will last for 30 days, and the authorities will restrict some rights, including freedom of assembly and movement.

Peru has witnessed an increase in cases of killing, violent blackmail and attacks on public places in recent months.
The police recorded 459 murders from the beginning of the year until March 16 and 1909 extortion cases last January.
The anger reached its climax after the killing of Paul Flores, 39, the lead singer of the Armunia team, 10 yesterday, Sunday.