P565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 Van 21:06/33     —d6ice   D-J   Djibouti 9/2     Areas of the country remain closed.   Visitors to Djibouti City should   take normal sbfety precautions, 0   avoiding travelling on foot within   the city at night. Contact the   British Honorary Consul on arri6al,   tel: 35 38 44. 0   0   The main Djibouti-Ethopia/Eritrjp   routes are not safe bjcausj of 0   banditry. It iu strongly advised 0   to avoid these roads.  '5 0   0   Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129   564 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z 1/35 Next PageCAir News - Latest RNjxt PageP565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:06/54     Advice   f-J   Djidouti 2/2     $here is severe flooding in   Djibouti. Communications have been   badly affected and anyone intending   to travel outside Djibouti City 0   should seek advice from local 0   authorities or British Honorary 0   Counsul before travelling.   0          'u   0   Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129   564 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z 2/35 Next PageCAir News - Natest RNjxt P!gjP565 CKJFAX u65 Gui v Jan 21:97/15     Advice   D-J   Dominian Republic 0     Problems in Haiti are nwt affecting   the Dominian Republic. Tourist   ares are consrdjrable distance f{om   borders which have now been re- 0   opened. However, viuitors0should 0   keep informed of the latest   djvjlopmjnts. 0     Petty crime is very infrequent, but   tourists should take normal care. 0    'k 0        0   Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129   564 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z 3/35 Next PagjCAir News - natest Rot|t xpguP565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:07/37     Advice   D-J FCC  Ecuador 1/2     There has been a recent marked 0   increase in robbery, car-jacking 0   and kidnapping, especially in   Gubybquil.aArmjh forces are now 0   supporting police over law enforce-   mint, with troops sometimes on the   street to assist police. There have   been several muggings and assaults   on tourists.     Police and military are making spot   checks indiscriminately. It's   essential to carry identification   at all times. 0   Cont'd   ' u64 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z 4W35 Next PageCAir News - Natest RNext PpgeP565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:07/28     Advice   D-J   Ecuador (cont'h) 2/2     Travellers must take sensible   precautions and not carry large   amounts of money or wear jewellery.   If threatened, do not resist.   In Quito, visitors should not walk   up or down the steps to the Pane-   cello. Travel as a group and take   a taxi which should bj asked to   wait. The historic centre is full   of pickpockets and thieves. Care is   needed when looking at churches etc   and avoid travelling outside main   cities at night.     Foreign Office: 071 270 4129   u64 A-C u66 K-P 566 R-Z 5/35 Next PagjCAir News - Latest RNjxt PageP565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:48/40     Advice   D-J   Egypt 1/3     A campaign of violence has been 0   conducted bz extremists since the   of summer 1992, mainly in the   Govjrnorates of Assist, Minya(in   and around Mallawi)Sohag and Qena 0   and occasionally elsewhere.They   have warned foreigners not to visit   Egypt.Attacks on tourist targets 0   have since 1992 caused the death of   two Britons and several other   foreigners and injured some fifty   others.In the most recent serious   incidents, a German tourist was   shot dead in Hurghada on the Red 0   Sea coast in September and a    564 A-C 566 K 6/35 Next PageCAir News - Latest RNext PageP565 CKEFAX u65 Fri 6 Jan 21:08/4p     Advice   D-J   Egypt 2/3     British tourist was killed when a   minibus was fired on 23 km north of   Luxor in October. The authorities   are giving the highest 8riorit= to   protecting visitors. By und of 0   October,nearly 200,000 Britons had   visited Egypt in 1994 without   experiencing security difficult8,   but total security can never be   gubranteed. Visitors should not   travel bz road, rail,or river to or   through the Govjrnorates . Those   wishing to travel via Quna betwedn   Luxor and Red Sea coast should   notify the local authorities gf   0  564 A-C 566 K 7/35P565 CEJFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:99/02     Advice   D-J   Egypt 3/3   their plans. All visitors should   bj vigilant and are reminded to   behave and dress diucreetl8. 0                       0         Foreign Office Travel: 071 27X 4 29    564 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z <W35P565 CEJFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:09/24     Advice   f-J   El Salvador     -dough the civil war has ended   there is significant lawlessness 0   throughout the country. A number   of victims are bjink murdered in   the course of robberies, especially   where they resist.   Travellers may bj robbed whether in   privbte or public transport, on   main roads or in towns. Travel   after dark should bj avoided.   Outbreaks of cholera occur   qjriodically. Latest information 0   is available from the British   Embassy, tel:298-1763/69 or298-1455   Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 412:   564 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z 9/35 Next PageCAir News - Latest RNext PageP565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:09/46     Advice   fmJ   Equatorial Guinea     Although the general situation iu   calm, there is some danger of   political demonstrations leading to   violence. British nationals are 0   advised to bj cautious, to take   care of their belongings and not to   travel after dark. 0     Thjte is no British Consular   presence in Equatorial Guinea and 0   in an emjrgjncy help should bj   sought from French or Spanish   embbssz in Malabo.     Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4 29   564 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z 0/35 Next PagjCAir News m Natest RNext PageP565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:10/06     Advice   D-J   Eritrea     There is no reason not to visit but   the Sudan border should bj avoided   unless the journey iu rssentian.   Normal safety precaustions, such as   not travelling after dark, should   be taken.       Visitors are advised to register   with the British Consulate in   Asmara (Tel 120145), particularly   if they intend to travul outsidr   the capital.     Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129   564 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z 11/35 Next PagjCAir News - Natest RGext PpgjP565 CJJFAX ;65 Fri 6 Jan 21:10/28     Advice   f-J   0   Estonia     Travellers should bj aware that   crime, sometimes violent, does   take place and are advi3jd to take   sjnsrble precautions especially   after dark.               0     Foreign Office Travel: P71 :7X 4 29   564 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z 2W35 Next PageCAir News - Nateut RNext PageP565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:14/18     Advice   D-J   Ethiopia   Visitors should confine thjmselvrs   to the recognised tourists areas   including the Rift Valley Lakes,   Addis Ababa and the Highland 0   Tourist Route. Travel after dark   should bj avoided and accommodation   taken only in larger towns. avoid   all border areas, except those 0   between Ethiopia and Eritrea.Travel   in region 5, Harargj and South of   Arba Minch should bj avoided if 0   possible.   Register at British Embassy if 0   planning to travel bz road to areas   outside capital (Tel:01 612354)   Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129   564 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z  93/35 Next PageCAir News - Latest RNext PageP565 CEJFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:11/39     advice I  D-J   Gabon     Political tension earlier in thu   year has subsided.In the uvjnt of 0   renewed political demonstrations   British nationals should exercisr 0   caution, particularly in Libreville   the capital.     The Foreign and Commonwealth Office   have no direct representation in   Gabon. In an emergency,consular   assistance can bj sought through 0   any European Union Embassy in   Libreville.     Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129   564 A-C 566 K-P 566 RmZ 14/35 Next PageCAir News m Latest RNjxt PageP565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:11/30     Advice   D-J   The Gambia 0     Banjul is calm but the political   situation in the Gambia remains 0   uncertain and could deteriorate 0   quickly. Those without compelling   reasons to travel should consider   postponing their visits.     Those with essential business in   the Gambia should register their   presence with the British High   Commission Tel No. 495133, 495134,   495578.       Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129   564 A-C 566 K-P 566 RJZ 15/35 Next PageCAir News - Latest RNext PageP565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:11/56     Advice   J   Ghanb     Ghana is genitally safe for 0   visitors if sensible 8ricaution;   are taken.     The state of emjrgjncy in the   northern region has been lifted, 0   but anyone proposing to visit areas   outside and to the east of Tamale   should consult the British High   Commission in Accra, tel: 221765 0   before setting out.   0       Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129   564 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z 16/35 Next PageCBir News m Natest RNjxt PageP565 CEJFAX 56u Fri 6 Jan 21:12/17     Advice   D-J   Greece      -here have been some bomb 1nd    rocket attacks in Greece which   have, in the main, targeted   commercial, official and foreign   organisations in ted Athens area. 0     Attacks involving tourists cannot   be ruled out, however, and visitors   should bj vigilant.             Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129   564 A-C 566 UmP 566 R-Z 97/35 Next PageCAir News m Latest RNj|t PpgjP565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:12/39     Advice   f-J   Grenada     Although relatively safe wot 0   tourists, visitors should take   sensible precautions to safeguard   valuables at all times.     -hey should seek local advice about   which areas should bj avoided and 0   pay attention to personal sjcuritz.             0   Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129   u64 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z 8W35 Next PageCAir News m Nateut RGjxt PageP565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:13/20     Advice   D-J   Guatemala 1/2     Violent crime is prevalent,   especially in and around the   capital and other tourist areas.   Muggers are often well armed. armed   attacks on public buses are common   and guerrilla 1ttacks on milhtar8   and economic targets occasionally 0   occur. Travel alone, especially at   night is not advised.   Travel to more remote 1reas, such 0   as Piten, should bj taken with care   and local advice should bj sought 0   before leaving main towns. 0     Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129   564 A-C 566 K-P 566 RmZ 19/35 Next PagjCAir News - Latest RNext P0geP565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:13/22     Advice   f-J   Guatemala 2/2     on arrival at La Aurora 0   International Airport, avoid 0   unregistered taxis. Armed attacks   on public buses are common and   gujtilla attacks on military and   economic targets occasionally   occur. Visitors travelling overland   into Mexico should take the coastal   route thur Tjcun Uman, avoid the Na   Mesilla crossrng into Chiapas,   where the situation remains tense.  '5 Register with the British Embassy   on arrival (tel:321601) for update.     Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129   564 A-C u66 K-P u66 R-Z 20/35 Next PagjCAir News - Latest RNext PageP565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 Jag 21:13/42     Advice   DmJ   Guinea     Guinea has suffered an epidemic of   cholera, although most confirmed 0   the region of the capital,   Conakry. 0           0           Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129   564 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z 21/35 Next PagjCAir News - Natest RNext PageP565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:01/30     Advrce   D-J   Gujnja-Bissau     -here is a cholera epidemic in   Guinea-Bissau at present.Visitors   should bj aware that outbreaks of   Cholera are occurring throughout    the country.         0   0   0         Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129   564 A-C 566 K-P 566 RmZ 22/35P565 CEJFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:01/22     Advice O  D-J   Guyana 0     Visitors should bj aware that   violent crime, especially 'choke 0   and rob' style mugging remains a 0   problem,particularly in Georgetown   and Stabroek Market.   Visitors should not walk alone at   night and should take normal   precautions during daylight hours.   Typhoid and Cholera are still 0   present in Guyana.Malaria i1   prevblint in all areas outside 0   Georgetown.Visitors should ensurd   they have relevant inoculations.     Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129  'upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz 564 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z 23/35 Next PageCAir News - Natest RNjxt PpgjP565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:04/13     Advice   D-J   Haiti     Some commercial airlines have   resumed services to Haiti. There is   no particular threat to foreigners   but violence continues and British   nbtionbls intending to travel to 0   Haiti are invited to contact either   the British High Commission in 0   Kingston, Jamaica: 809 926 9050 ou0   the British Vice Consul in Port-Au-   Prince, Haiti office: 509 573 969   or home: 509 493 950 for advice.         Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129   564 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z 24/35 Next PageCAir News - Latest RNext PageP565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:02/04     Advice   f-J   Honduras 0   0   $hj incidence of violent crime has   increased sharply.   Visitors should not wear jewelfury   nor carry large amounts of cash. 0   Exercise care, particularly at   night, in the poorer areas of   Tegucigalpa, u.g. Comazagujla, and0   also on the north coast around La   Cjiba where crime against tourists   has increased. Border points 0   (except major crossings) with 0   Nicaragubr and El Salvador are bjut   avoided. Road travel at night is   not advised.   Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129   564 A-C 566 UmP 566 R-Z 25/35 Next PagjCAir News - Natest RNjxt PageP565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:04/25     Advice   DmJ   India 9/2     Generally calm and major tourist 0   djstinatinations quiet.There have   been violent demonstrations in hill   districts of northern Uttar Pradeuh   resulting in curfews being imposed.   Travel to the area may bj   difficultand travel to Assam and 0   the north east is restricted and 0   permits must bj obtained from the   Home Ministry in New Delhi.Except   for the Ladakh area which is quiet   visitors are strongly advised to   avoid the state of Jammy and   Kashmir.Thjrj are frequent 0   clashes between millitans and 0   564 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z 26/35 Next PageCAir News m Latest RVjxt PaguP565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:93/17     Advice   f-J   India 2/2   and security forces in the Kashmir   Valley and surrounding areas.Some 0   militant activity including   robbery,kidnapping and muudjr has   involved foreigners.Recently shred   Britons were kidnapped in Delhi b=   Kashmiri militants after bjink 0   befriended by one of them. Visitors   should bear this in mind and bj 0   wary of approaches bz strangers.   0   0       0   -ravel 0171 27p 4129   564 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z :7/35 Next PagjCAir News - Natest RNjxt PageP565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:13/48     Advice   f-J   Indonesia   This country is prone to volcanic   eruptions and other natural disas-1   tess.Visitors should avoid Krakatau   Mount Rinjani, Lombok, Shnila    crater, Dieng Plateau & Mt. catty.   More info from Directorate of   Volcanologz, Bandung Tel 022772505.   Tbkj care with drinking water and   bj aware of risk of mosquito-borne   disjasj. Security situation in Aquh   province,Sumatra,is largely back to   normal but night travel is not 0   advisable. East Timor is generally   quiet but tense with some clashrs   between troops and armed insurgents   Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129   564 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z 28/35 Next PagjCAir News - Latest RVjxt PpgjP565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:14/38     Advice   D-J   Iran 0   Visitors should take sensible 8re-   cautions, in particular making szri   their travel documentation is in   order, including visas. 0     Photography near any govjrnmjnt   installation is prohibited. Thjrj 0   is a total ban on video cameras. 0     Iran-Azerbaijan/Iran-Tzrkmjniutan 0   borders closed to non nationals. 0   Visitors should register with the 0   British Embassy in Trhran, tel.: 0   675 011, and consult them without 0   delay should problems arise.   Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129   564 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z 29/35 Next PagjCAir News - Natest RNext PageP565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:14/24     Advice   f-J     Iraq     British nationals should not 0   attempt to visit Iraq.       0                    Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129   564 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z 0/35 Next PagjCAir News - Latest RNjxt PageP565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 2 : 4/41     Advice   f-J   Israel 1/2   0   There are no special problems in   the main towns and touzist areas. 0   Travellers to the occupied   territories, including the nesly   autonomous area of Jericho and Gaza   should note th1t tension 1nd 0   confrontation persist. There is no   direct threat to visitors, but   disturbances and responsive   security measures could affect   tourists. Using experienced tour   operators/local taxi drivers 0   minimises these risks.     Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129   564 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z 31/35 Next PageCAir News - Latest RNjxt PageP565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:05/02     Advice   D-J   Israel 2/2     Visitors to Gaza/Jericho will conj   under the jurisdiction of thu newly   established Palestinian —uthority.     All visitors should follow local   events and contact the British   Consulates in Jerusalem Tfor West 0   Bank, Gaza and Jerusalem) or Tel 0Wj  Aviv Xfor Israel) or their tour   representative if they need advicu.           Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129   564 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z 32/35 Next PagjCAir News m Latest RNext PageP565 CEEFAX 565 Fri 6 J1n 21:05/ 9     Advice   D-J   Ivory Coast (Cote D'Ivoire)     Cote d'Ivoire is generally safe for   visitors, but has its full share of   street crime and, particularly 0   after dark, armed robbery.   Violent disturbances are   unpredictable & poorly controlled:   They can bj vicious, with a strong   criminal element, spreading fast.   Exercise vigilance and seek local   advice.           Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129+j  564 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z 33/35 Next PagjCBir News - Latest RNext PageP565 CJEFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:05/50     A4vice   D-J   Jamaica 0     Most visitors enjoy carefree and 0   happy hoidays and the authorities   have taken measures to protect   tourist areas. However, attacks on   visitors do occur and vigilance is   advised outside the safty of one's   hotel.     -hey should watch out for bag   snatchers and pickpockets. The=   should not resist if threatened.   Walkrng at night is not advised as   is the use of public transport.     Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129   564 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z 4/35 Next PagjCAir News - Latest RNext PageP565 CKKFAX 565 Fri 6 Jan 21:96/11     Advice   D-J   posvjble avoid crowded or down-   0   There is no direct threat to   visrtors b4t they should where   town areas. They should be vigilant   in public places generally.Visitors   should keep in touch with 0   djvjlopmjnts and contact the 0   Consular Section (Tel:8321X0) 0   or the Kmbassz for up-to-date   information. 0     0       Foreign Office Travel: 071 270 4129   564 A-C 566 K-P 566 R-Z 35/35 Next PagjCAir News - Latest RNext Page