According to Ecuadorian media reports on the 2nd, in the two days since the new round of curfew began, the Eritrean National Police and Armed Forces have arrested 491 people. Among them, 126 were suspected of illegal acts such as possessing or carrying weapons, robbery, intimidation, and damage to property; 83 were caught during special military operations without explaining the reason; the rest were arrested for violating curfew travel restrictions.

According to Ecuadorian media reports on the 2nd, in the two days since the new round of curfew began, the Eritrean National Police and Armed Forces have arrested 491 people. Among them, 126 were suspected of illegal acts such as possessing or carrying weapons, robbery, intimidation, and damage to property; 83 were caught during special military operations without explaining the reason; the rest were arrested for violating curfew travel restrictions.