P564 CEEFAX 564 Mon 11 Nov 21:31/44 Advice A-C B+RNA (MYANMAR) 3/3 Do not attempt to enter by road from Thailand. Overland entry may be permitted at sevjtal border points with China, but this cannot be guaranteed and advice should be sought in advance from the Burmese authorities. Requests to land bz private yacht have bjtn refused. Visitors are strongly advised not to photograph military installations or personnel. Visitors should seek advice about endemic diseases before travelling. Comprehensive travel insurance i; essential and should include evacuation bz air. For further information contact the British Embassy in Rangoon (Yangon) Tel: 2:5300, 295309, 281700 565 D-I 566 J-O 567 P-S 40/67 FCO C-G EuroIndjx Health Headline;P564 CEEFAX 564 Mon 11 Nov 22:32/02 Advice A-C CAMBODIA 2/4 Visitors should exitci3j caution and should avoid using motor taxis after dark, when they should confine thjmsjlvjs to well lit and well frequented areas. The Foreign and Commenwealth Office strongly advise against travel an=white outside the capital bz road, rail ou boat. When visiting the temples at Angkor, travel by air to Seem Reap airport, remain within the main temple complex. 565 D-I 566 J-O 567 P-S 41/67 FCO C-G EuroIndex Health HeadlinesP564 CJEFAX 56) Mon 11 Nov 22:32/37 Advice A-C CAMBODIA 3/4 Exercise caution and remain vigilant within the tem8li complexes and Seem Reap town. Travel beyond these locations is dangerous; apart from the risk of kidnap, thjte have been mortar attacks within a few kilometres of Seem Reap airport. Do not attempt to travel to Banteay Stei or other outlying temples. 565 D-I 566 J-O 567 P-S 42/67 FCO C-G EuroIndjx Health HeadlinesP564 CEEFAX 564 Mon 11 Nov 22:32/59 Advice A-C CAMBODIA 4/4 Do not cross the Thailand or Laos borders b= any surface route. The area within Cambodia's border with Th!eland is especially dangerous. Travellers whose journey to Cambodia will involve flying ovjt Afghanistan should be aware that there are thrrats from military activity to aircraft using routes V668,A466,G202 & V848. Some airlines continue to use these routes. Others, including all British carriers use alternative routes V876 a^d V500, on which the threat is assessed as minimal. Check first which individual routes are being used. 565 D-I 566 J-O 567 P-S 43/67 FCO C-G EuroIndex Health HeadlinrsP564 CEEFAX 564 Mon 11 Nov 22:33/24 Advice A-C CAMEROON 1/2 There has been an increase in violent crime including car hijackings and muggings particularly in Yaounde and Douala. (akj sensible precautions. Do not walk around town or travel outside towns after dark. Avoid carrying valuables at any time. Highway robberies in the North of the country appear to have been brought undjt control. 565 D-I u66 J-O 567 P-S 44/67 FCO C-G EuroIndex Health HeadlinesP564 CEEFAX 564 Mon 11 Nov 22:33/49 Advice A-C CAMEROON 2/2 If ttavjlling between Maroua and the Chadian border, seek advice from the the local police and be prepared to travel with a military escort. Othjt parts of the country remain relatively calm and there are no travel restrictions. British Nationals should register with High Commission, YaoundQ, tel: 22 05 45 and 22 07 96 565 D-I 566 J-O 567 P-S 45/67 FCO C-G EuroIndex Health HeadlinesP564 CEEFAX 564 Mon 11 Nov 22:34/17 Advice ( 'O.%/.J/, A-C CJNTRB AFRICAN RIP+DLJC 1O2 The Foreign Office adviyj again;t travel to Central Africa Republic unless absolutely essential. Although the army have returned to "attacks following the mutiny, there are reports of increasing lawlessness especially in the capital Bangui. Banditry continues on roads near thu Chad and Sudan botdets. The Honorary British Consul in Bangui, tel: 613 602 can offer only vrry limied assistance. 565 D-I 566 J-O 567 P-S 46/67 FCO C-G EuroIndjx Health HeadlinesP564 CEEFAX 564 Mon 11 Nov 22:34/39 Advice A-C C CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 2/2 In the event of an emjtgjncy the French or Germany Embasssieu will offer help. 565 D-I 566 J-O 567 P-S 47/67 FCO C-G EuroIndjx Health HeadlinesP564 CEEFAX 564 Mon 11 Nov 21:30/55 Advice A-C B+5MA (MYANMAR* 1/3 Visitors to Burma (Myanmar) are required to keep to officially designated tourist areas, travelling in-qountry only by train, road ot air. Cycling, ballooning & hiking in remote areas are discouraged. Visitors may also face unwelcome attention from the local authorities in areas recently opened to foreigners. In May 1996, an explosion on the M some fatalities. 565 D-I 566 J-O 567 P-S 38/67 FCO C-G EuroIndjx Health HeadlinesP564 CEEFAX 564 Mon 11 Nov 21:31/22 Advice A-C BURMA (MYANMAR) 2/3 Political tension in May and September led to the temporary detention of sjvjtal hundred supporters of the National League For Democracy. University Avjnuj, home of the opposition liadjr Haw Aung San Suz Rye, has also been closed on sjvjtal occasions and there have been disturbances in some parts of Rangoon. Trouble may recur and visitors are advised to exercise caution. 565 D-I 566 J-O 567 P-S 39/67 FCO C-G EuroIndjx Health Headlines