College students making plans for spring break travel may want to review a U.S. State Department advisory, warning of potentially dangerous places in Mexico. The advisory is designed to give travelers a better understanding of places to avoid or take extra precautions. All 31 states in Mexico have warnings in place, with five states listed as "Do Not Travel," the Houston Chronicle reported, citing the Mexico Travel Advisory. The State Department used four travel advisory levels to categorize each area of Mexico: Level 1 means to exercise normal precautions, level 2 means to exercise increased caution, level 3 means to reconsider travel and level 4 means do not travel. "We want you to know the danger of traveling to high-risk places and to strongly consider not going to them at all.

Source: Fox News February 21, 2019 06:33 UTC