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Mol is a pretty safe small town. There are not that many inhabitants and there is a lot of nature. There is a youth penitentiary but these are children who come from all over Belgium. The station is a little scary  at night but overall it’s a very safe place.

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Mol is a charming gem tucked away in the province of Antwerp, in the Flanders region of Belgium. Renowned for its tranquil landscapes, Mol is unequivocally known for its lush pine forests and captivatingly clear lakes, including the famous Zilvermeer and 't Zand, venerated hotspots for swimming and sailing enthusiasts. The town is also home to the acclaimed 15th-century Abbey of Postel, rich in history and antiquity, and the fascinating Jakob Smits Museum, honoring the life and work of the Dutch-Flemish painter. Beyond natural and cultural allure, Mol boasts enriched history pertaining to the nuclear industry owing to the town’s unique SCK•CEN, the Belgian Nuclear Research Centre, drawing curious scientific minds worldwide. Whether you're an outdoor adventure-seeking traveller, a history buff, or a science enthusiast, Mol has attractions to satisfy every type of visitor.

Belgium, located in the heart of Europe between France, Germany, and the Netherlands, is a charming country famous for its high-quality chocolate, countless varieties of beer, and intricate lacework. Its historic yet vibrant cities including Brussels, the capital city, with its stunning Grand Place, iconic Atomium and Manneken Pis, are renowned for their exceptional architecture, particularly the beautifully preserved medieval buildings. Belgium is also home to the famous battlefield of Waterloo, and its coastal resorts provide a peaceful retreat. Indeed, the country's blend of historic sites, culinary delights, and rich culture make it a sightseer's paradise.

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Travelers to Belgium should be highly vigilant due to the significant threat of terrorism as advised by the United States, Canadian, and Australian governments. Be aware of your surroundings, maintain a low profile, avoid crowded places if possible, and follow local media for updates. Always stay in touch with your embassy or consulate.

Safety index:	2.2/5	Unsafe
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