Is Tiné-Djagaraba safe?
Chad · Africa · data updated 2026-09-04
Tiné-Djagaraba is a city in Chad, home to about 112k people, and one of 6,168 cities worldwide ranked on this site from published safety data. It currently ranks 5,374 of 6,168, with a safety score of 47.7 out of 100, which lands it in the middle band of the ranking.
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- US State Department: Do not travelOfficial travel advisory level 4 of 4 for Chad, updated 2026-04-27.
- UK FCDO advises against all travel to parts of this country9 named areas - see "areas to avoid" below.
- Same-sex activity criminalizedLaw on the books in Chad as of 2025 (OWID legal-status series) - enforcement varies, but LGBTQ+ travelers face legal risk.
Deadliest recorded locations nearby
- Um Hereez village in Kulbus locality,165 deaths · 1 event
- town of Kulbus and neighboring villages126 deaths · 1 event
- Kulbus locality30 deaths · 1 event
UCDP-recorded organized-violence deaths within 100 km of Tiné-Djagaraba, 2022-2024, at the locations the source itself names. Conflict deaths, not street crime.
Areas the UK FCDO advises against visiting country
- Borkou, Ennedi Ouest, Ennedi Est and Tibesti provinces
- Kanem Province, including Nokou
- Lake Chad region
- Within 30km of all Chad’s other borders
- The rest of Chad
- Borkou Province
- Ennedi Ouest Province
- Ennedi Est Province
- Tibesti Province
Named in the official UK travel advice for Chad (in full or in part - the advisory lists exact boundaries and exceptions). These are country-level warnings and may be far from Tiné-Djagaraba.
How safe is Tiné-Djagaraba really?
Neither Tiné-Djagaraba nor Chad has a published homicide rate in the sources this site uses (UNODC and the Igarapé Homicide Monitor), so the strongest single indicator of city safety is simply missing here. Chad's income inequality is middling (Gini 37.4) - in this dataset inequality predicts city violence better than any other structural factor, so this neither raises nor lowers the picture much.
Tiné-Djagaraba also carries some conflict exposure: UCDP recorded 349 deaths from organized violence within 100 km across 6 events in 2022-2024 - a factor crime statistics alone would miss. The deadliest recorded locations in that radius were Um Hereez village in Kulbus locality, (165 deaths), town of Kulbus and neighboring villages (126 deaths), Kulbus locality (30 deaths).
What the travel advisories say
The US State Department currently rates Chad at level 4 of 4 - "Do not travel" (updated 2026-04-27). The UK Foreign Office advises against all travel to parts of this country, naming 9 specific areas - listed above with the official advisory linked for exact boundaries and exceptions. Both advisories are country-level: no official source publishes verified neighborhood-level crime guidance for individual cities, which is why this page reports named areas only where an official source names them.
What to watch out for in Chad
Terrorism in Chad · Terrorist kidnapping · Political situation · Carjacking · Armed robbery · Protecting yourself and your belongings · Personal ID · Ramadan · Illegal drugs and prison sentences · Using cameras · LGBT+ travellers · Road travel · Driving standards and security · Travelling outside N’Djamena · +1 more
Topic headings from the official UK FCDO travel advice for Chad — country-level, not specific to Tiné-Djagaraba. Read what each one says →
The numbers
- Homicide rate
- no data
- Conflict deaths
- 349within 100 km, 2022-2024 (UCDP)
- Income inequality
- Gini 37.4country, 2022
- Human development
- HDI 0.416country, 2023
- Income
- $2,770/yrGNI per capita PPP · context only, not scored
- Population
- 112kurban centre · 7,015/km²
Country context for travelers
- Road deaths
- 32.4 /100kWHO, 2019 · often the biggest real travel risk
- Political stability
- 36/100World Bank WGI, 2024 · higher = more stable
- Rule of law
- 32/100World Bank WGI, 2024 · police and courts reliability
- Corruption perceptions
- 22/100Transparency International, 2025 · higher = cleaner
- Natural-hazard risk
- 7.9/10EU INFORM, 2026 · higher = riskier
- Women, Peace & Security
- 0.48Georgetown WPS Index, 2025 · 0-1, higher = better
- Air quality
- 43.0 µg/m³PM2.5 annual mean, 2023 · WHO guideline is 5
- Safely managed drinking water
- 6%of the population, 2024 · WHO/UNICEF JMP
- Healthcare capacity
- 0.1 doctors /1k0.2 hospital beds per 1,000
- Malaria
- 206 /1k at riskWHO, 2024 · listed for endemic countries only
Natural hazards in Chad
- Flood
- 8.1/10EU INFORM, 2026 · higher = riskier
- Drought
- 5.5/10EU INFORM, 2026 · higher = riskier
Hazard types scoring under 1 out of 10 are not listed. These describe Chad as a whole, not Tiné-Djagaraba specifically.
Same-sex sexual activity is criminalized in Chad (as of 2025). This describes the law on the books, not necessarily enforcement practice.
All country-level figures shared by every city in Chad; none of them affect the safety score.
How the score works
One fixed, calibrated mix for every city: 40% homicide · 25% peace · 25% equality · 10% HDI. Homicide and conflict deaths are measured outcomes; income inequality carries the structural share because it predicts real city violence far better than national income (which is shown above but scored at zero). Each factor maps to 0-100 against fixed anchors, missing data drops out and is never estimated, and cities with data behind less than half the weighting get “no data” instead of a score. For Tiné-Djagaraba that gives 47.7/100. Full methodology, anchors and sources →
Tiné-Djagaraba compared with Kebkabiya
| Measure | Tiné-Djagaraba | Kebkabiya | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Safety score | 47.7 | 50.4 | −2.7 — better for Kebkabiya |
| Homicide ratecity-measured where published, otherwise the national rate | no data | no data | — |
| Conflict deaths within 100 km | 349 | 523 | −174 — better for Tiné-Djagaraba |
| Income inequality (Gini) | 37.4 | 34.2 | +3.2 — better for Kebkabiya |
| Human development (HDI) | 0.416 | 0.511 | −0.095 — better for Kebkabiya |
| Road deaths | 32.4 /100k | 26.8 /100k | +5.6 /100k — better for Kebkabiya |
| Rule of law | 32/100 | 26/100 | +6/100 — better for Tiné-Djagaraba |
| Corruption perceptions | 22/100 | 14/100 | +8/100 — better for Tiné-Djagaraba |
| Air quality (PM2.5) | 43.0 µg/m³ | 37.6 µg/m³ | +5.4 µg/m³ — better for Kebkabiya |
| Natural-hazard risk | 7.9/10 | 7.8/10 | +0.1/10 — better for Kebkabiya |
Differences are plain arithmetic between the two stored figures — nothing is modelled. Country-level rows describe the two countries, not the cities themselves. Full report for Kebkabiya →
Nearby cities
- Karyari 74.2
- El Sireaf, Sudan 47.1
- El Geneina, Sudan 41.3
- Saraf `Umrah, Sudan 41.0
- Adré 36.8
- Kebkabiya, Sudan 50.4
- Biltine 62.2
- Kutum, Sudan 43.4
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