P564 CJEFAX 564 Fri 8 Apr 21:X2/ 9 Advice I A-C Angola British nationals are advised not to 6isit for touri3m, but tho9e wishing to visit on bz3iness are 0 advised that Luanda iu calm but visitors should exercise caution in U moving around the city, especially after dark. Fighting sontinuju in many other p1rts of Angola, travul outside Luanda should be avoided. Intending visitors should contact the Foreign Office Travel Unit. Vjuitor3 should keep in contact +5 with the Embassy (tel.:334583/3) 0 Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129 56u D-J 566 K-P 567 R-Z 5/28 Advice D-I Advice UmP Advice 3-U E5roP564 CJEFAX k64 Fri 8 Apr 21:12/4v Ad6ice II A-C Bangladesh Opposition parties may call strikru at short notice. Thjsj suspend normal business, sometimes through-+j out thu country and make tra6el hazardous. People ignoring strikes can become targets for violence, and their vjhialeu may bj damaged or destroyed. $hjrj has been a marked increase in night-time armed banditry on major roads between towns in recent weeks Travel on the3j roads pfteu vars iu not advised. Foreign Office Travel: 071 27p 4129 + 565 D-J 566 K-P 567 R-Z 6/2 Advice D-I Ad6icj K-PA—d6iqd R-U GE5{gP564 CEEFAX 564 Fri 8 Apr 21:05/11 Advice OI A-C +7£££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££k Barbados Like many holiday resorts elsewhere an incrja3i in creme has beeg noted Tourists should take 3jnsible precautions when visiting secluded +5 areas particularly at night. 0 Seek and heed local advice about areas which might bb con3iderjd dangerous, especially when planning U travel in open vehicles to more 0 remote parts of the Island. 0 U Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129 565 D-J 566 K-P 567 RmZ 7/28 Advice D-I Advice UMP Advice R-Z EuroP564 CJEFAX 564 Fri 8 Apr 21:03/38 A46iad A-C Belize Many people visit Belize without experiencing difficulty. Travellers should be aware that thjrj has been an increase in muggings and 6iolent crime in Belize City, San Ignacio, and elsewhere. Visitors should avoid dark streets U and seek local advice which 1rea; 0 to avoid, not dress ostentatiously nor carry vbluables. There has +5 been an increase in cases of cholera and malaria. -ravel inland is safest in groups U accompanied by a licun3jd guide. Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129+j 565 D-J 566 K-P 567 RmZ 8/28 Advice D-I Advice UMP Advice R-Z EuroP564 CEEFAX 564 Fri 8 Apr 21:94/09 advice —-C Bosnia-Hercegovina 0cont'd ... FO all travel to Bosnia and have, U since September 1991, ad6ised all British nationals to leave. Prh6atdl8 grk1ni9ed Qi4 8rgjjut2 are particularly vulnerable afte5 North Atlantic Council's 9th Feb decision to use air powuu if 0 necessary. +) Individual groups, despite this advice, insisting on travemlink to or remaining in Bosnia-Hercegkvuna, ') should co-ordinate their movements U with UVHCR and UNPROFOR. Advice on this on: 071 917 0772/0778. Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129 565 D-J 566 K-P 567 R-Z 9/2 Advice D-I Advice KLP Advice R-Z EuroP564 CEEFAX 564 Fri 8 Apr 21:04/30 Advice a-C Bosnia-Hercegovina 0 Residents: Since Sip 91, Brhtiuh nationals ha6j been advised to 0 leave the country. Howe6ju, at present air and rail travel is not possible and road and rail travel is unsafe. British nationals should leave the country, taking advice from UNPROFO Foreign Officu Travel: 071 270 4 29 5651DmJ 566 K-P 567 RmZ 0/28 Advice D-I Advice K-P Advice R-Z Ezro