P566 CJJFAX ;66 Fri 15 Apr 21:90/54 Advice K-P +) Niger The Foreign Office advise against 0 all ovdrland travel tm Nhgeu. The sjtubtion remains znstable in many parts of the country. Robbery of tourists is common. U Air teavel to Niamey is noe ditZ WU couraged but travel out3ide city U limits should be avoided. U The only British ripre3jntative in Niger is the Honarary British U Consul. The British Embassy in 0 Abidjan is responsible wot the 20 protection of British Nationals in Njgjr Tel: (225) 22 68 50 564 A-C 565 D-J 567 R-Z 2 Advice A-C Advice D-I —dvjcj R-Z EuroP566 CJKFAX 576 Fri 15 cpr 29:01/11 advice OIW U K-P 7£££££££££ ££££ ££ ££££ £ £ k Nigeria +j $hj political situation remains U uncirtan. Visitors should exercise caution. There is a high incidence of street crime and armj4 robberies especially in Lagos and the south- ern states. Tra6ellink outside 0 cities after dbrk iu unsafe. 0 Fraud is commonplace 1nd business 0 people should check credentials of Nigerian contacts. If in doubt contact the DTJ (Nigeria Desk: 071 ') 215 4966). Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4 29 56) A-C 565 D-[ ;67 RJZ 22/29 Advice A-C Advice D-I Advice R-Z E5roP566 CJJFAX 566 Fri 15 cpr 21:01/47 Ad6ice II UmP Pakrstan (here are no special problems with travel to and within main towns and tourist areas of northern Paki1tan.+j Al5hough the 3ja4rht8 3ht41tig& has improved, armed robbery and kid- mappings still occur in Sindh and Baluchistan, especially near Afghanistan. Travel to southern 0 U arts shoXld bj bz ai' er feraslb. U Road travel outside towns may need armed escort. Local police should0 bj consulted. +5 (ravel at night should bj avoided. Contact British Mission for details Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129 564 A-C 565 D-J 567 R-U 3/29 Advice A-C Advice D-I Advice R-Z E5roP566 CKEFAX ;66 Fri 15 Apr 21:04/14 ] Ad6ice pK-P Panbmb -hree missionaries were kidnapped in Jan 93 bz guerrillas in the U Dariin jungle near the Colombian boudjr. Travellers should not transit this area. Violent assaults on tourists have risen, particularly on or near the Bridge of the Americas, at the Pacific entrance of the Canal. U +) Visitors should exercise caution. Pickpockjtink is a problem on busts+j and at bzs depots.1 0 Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129 568 A-C 565 D-J 567 R-U 24/29 Advice A-C Advice D-I Advice R-Z EuroP566 CEEFAX 566 Fri 15 apr 21:89/3 Ad6icd K-P Papua New Guinra 0 Law and order remains at a low level. Travellers should be vigilant at all timur. armed 0 +5 robbery and 3jx5al as3aultu on U women pose a 3erious prmblem in and around the major cities. Howi6eu,0 with careful planning, tourism to 0 most areas remains pousibld. $ravelling in groups and whth tour operators is safer 6han ttavellink alone. For the latest information U on local conditions, 6i3itors should contact the briti1h li£h 0 'k Commjsion in Port More3bjy Tel: 251677 or Fax: 253547 Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129 56) A-C 0u65 D-J u67 R-Z 25/29 Advice A-C Advice D-I Advice R-Z EuroP566 CEEFAX 566 Fri 15 Apr 21:(3/88 Advice 0K-P Peru U Parts of the interior are highly dangerous with crime and tdrrorist U 6iolence, wed in Nina thjuj are occasronal bombings and shootings. $hj coastal strip and the cities of 'u Iquitos, Cajamarca and crequipa are relatively safe. Streex crime in Cusco and other tourist centre3 has increased. Visitors should carrX passports and travel in groups and not go by road outside major cities after dark. More details from the British Embassy in Lima 33473833439 Foreign ffice $ravel: 071 270 4129 564 A-C 565 DmJ 567 R-Z 26/29 Advice A-C Advice D-I Advice R.Z Ezro