ABOVE: Brazilians finally arrive back home after Christmas horror in Suriname.

Brazilian Embassy in Suriname releases a list with the names of Brazilians admitted into hospitals.

This list does NOT contain all the names of people who were attacked or are still missing, or may have perished.

Some people have not been found yet, and others are still in hiding from the Quilombolas.

- Alcilene da Silva Lima
- Alda Pereira Alencar
- Alefy Brian de Jesus Freitas
- Almeida Domingos de Jesus
- Ana Claudia Morena Miranda
- Antonia da Costa Santos
- Antonia Lima do Nascimento
- Antoniel de Jesus Nunes
- Antonio Alves Souza Silva
- Antonio Carlos Borges Bandeira de Melo
- Antonio da Costa Santos
- Antonio José Pereira da Silva Barroso
- Antonio Lira dos Santos
- Antonio Luis da Silva
- Antonio Rodrigues da Silva
- Arlete Pereira Raimundo
- Beatriz Freitas de Almeida
- Benedita Neves Lima
- Beneral Homem da Silva
- Benjamin Teixeira Costa
- Bernardo Alves da Silva
- Bonifácio Guerreira Pinheiro
- Camila de Oliveira Menezes
- Carlos Alberto Brito Santos
- Cicero Raimundo Marques do Carmo
- Cleteilson Serqueira Gonçalves
- Cleuso Benasully de Oliveira
- Cleuso Barros dos Santos
- Cristiane da Paixão Gomes Machado da Silva
- Damoltide Oliveira da Silva
- Danianne Marques da Costa
- Deniclea Furtado Teixeira

- Deomino Suarez
- Diones Matias da Silva
- Domingos Barroso Brito
- Eduardo Belo dos Santos
- Edward Voogd
- Ehilo de Jezus Silva
- Eliany Soares da Silva
- Eliene Góes de Oliveira Sampaio
- Elisabeth Gomes de Oliveira
- Eliz Angela Alves Cunha
- Fernando Lima Silva
- Francilene de Melo Ferreira
- Fancimar Nascimento Pinheiro
- Francisca Alva de Conceição
- Francisco Alex Pereira da Silva
- Francisco Assis Gomes de Souza
- Francisco Barroso Mendes
- Francisco Barroso Mendes
- Francisco da Conceição
- Francisco das Chagas Silva
- Francisco Santos de Oliveira
- Francisco Santos Oliveira
- Francisnaldo Pereira Noleto
- Franciso de Asis Pereira Souza
- Gabriel Alves da Cunha
- Gilvan Alves Cunha
- Gilvan Gomes da Silva
- Hélio Ribeiro
- Ivaldo Nazare de Oliveira
- Jamerson Muniz Trindade
- Joahannes Batista Silva
- Joana Tenório Coelho
- Joane de Sá Andrade
- João Andrade Mar
- João Batista dos Santos
- João Carlos Silva
- João da Conceição
- Joene Arruda dos Santos
- Jose Augusto Soares
- José Coelho da Silva
- José Jardim Santiago
- Jose Oliveira Silva
- José Ribamar Alves
- José Ribamar Tavares
- José Ribamar Vasconcelos Machado
- Josélio Lima de Oliveira
- Josiel Marques da Silva
- Josumar Oliveira da Silva
- Juan Jose Basquez
- Júlia Ribeiro dos Santos Silva
- Kaline Graziele Ribeiro da Silva
- Kaylor Elida Silva Costa
- Lucelia Matos da Silva
- Kaline Graziele Ribeiro da Silva
- Kaylor Elida Silva Costa
- Lucelia Matos da Silva
- Lúcia Márcia Teixeira Barbosa
- Luciman Barbosa dos Santos
- Luis Carlos da Silva Gonçalves
- Márcio de Sousa Silva
- Marcos Suel Lopes dos Santos
- Maria Alice France da Silva
- Maria Selma Souza da Silva
- Maria de Jesus Oliveira
- Maria de Nazaré Gomes Conceição
- Maria Eurnice Pereira Brito
- Maria Raimundo Sousa Libero
- Marina Alves dos Santos
- Mastim de Carvalho Brito
- Maurici Dias Alves
- Nalzira de Borges Benassuly
- Nelsa Vilela da Costa
- Paulo César Moura Noleto
- Paulo Ciraber da Silva
- Raimundo Silva Pereira
- Regiaise Carneiro de Oliveira
- Reginal Rodrigues Biteencourt
- Ricardo da Silva Reis
- Rita de Cassia Credes da Silva
- Rita de Cassia Pereira Nascimento
- Rita Maria Pereira da Silva
- Ronaldo Soares Ramalho
- Ronny Pereira da Silva
- Rubinei Peres
- Silvana Pereira da Silva
- Suzana de Andrade Marques Nascimento
- Thoque Teixeira Costa
- Valceni Silva Gomes
- Valdecele Lima Sousa
- Valdeci Santos de Souza
- Vivaldo Pires Pimentel
- Winston Alves da Rocha

Source: Brazilian Embassy in Suriname

http://www.brasil.org.sr/

Brazilians are also leaving Paramaribo, SURINAME.

Armed robbery and home invasion robberies are very common in Paramaribo now. Violent confrontation with victims is also increasing.

Criminals are usually organized and conduct surveillance on their victims. There's limited police presence in most areas, as well.

Foreigners are an easy target in public and should take precautions when visiting downtown areas.

Tourists should avoid wearing expensive jewelry or displaying large sums of cash in public.

Paramaribo isn't a safe place for tourism.