The United States Department of State updated its travel advisory for the country of Pakistan this week, warning of potential crime there but also downgrading its warning for the border area between Pakistan and India. The country has been classified under a Level 3 warning with the State Department recommending Americans "reconsider travel" to Pakistan. "Pakistan’s security environment remains fluid," the State Department wrote in the advisory. Beyond Pakistan, the State Department has recently updated travel warnings for the island chain of Comoros, the Caribbean country of Grenada, and the country of Bangladesh. The department also recently downgraded its warning for Jamaica, reclassifying the country under a Level 2 advisory.