P478 CJEFAX 2 478 Fri 24 Ran 21:07/01 U 20/20 W"£££"+££"£££ GEORGIA (3O1/:7) 2/2 @ @@ @ It is not kkkn whjthit mainte.anci procedures on aitctaft used on intirnalWinternationbl flights are alwayv properly obsjrvjd. Be vigilant and take sensible r cautions ag inst mu gin , ispjciallly after dark. Powei cuts are fteqkj]t, especial\y in winter. ' a @ @ @@@@@ @ @@@@@ @ @ @@@@@@@@@ ] Travel headlines 430 Front page Q00 FCO 5 Sport Weather Main MenuP478 CEEFAX 2 478 Fri 24 Ran 21:59/43 j£Ska£3kj£3ad il<$|,|h< 4| h4|,h4 UC DJIBOU @ @ AuRas of the country remain closed. IaVjQnojmbl@peisonal s"fity pric!utions in Djibouti City and, except in the town centrc, avoid travelling@at nigXt. @ @ M# nNj@jfj tPe mAiN@toadf@bjioeen Uibou i and Ethiopia ritt a wh there is a serious risk of banditry. British Nationals should register on arrivel with the British Honorary C#Nsul in@DUibosti, tel: 35 38@44 0 ' FCO 5 Sport Wjathrt GMain MenuP478 CEEFAX 2 478 Fri 24 Jan 21:00/06 USVCW )l:I|,|h<l4| h4|,h4 @ @ U 2/20 The situation in Haiti does not affect the toueUsj ariac@i- tPj DoYiNican distance from the botdet. Tourists in the Dominican Rrpublic are@njvjtthjless advjsjm to Seep thjmfelvju infojmjd of the latest djvjlopmjnts(in the aria.Q Petty crime invol6ink to9rists iu infrequent but normal precautions should bj taken i.e. do not leave valuables or baggage unattended in the car on the beach. Trav l hjadlin 430 Front pag 100 C 5 port W ash M in nuP478 CEEFAX 2 478 Fri 24 Jan 21:00/29 )l<$z,|h<l4| h,|,h4 ] 3/20 /"£££"£££"£££ ECUADOO (7O11/:6): /2 Pickpockets opjtate in all majoa touridt centaes, espetially in Quito's hs3Oj VV]^O GG i @ hj Panjcillo Hi l should b a oidj T 'j[s!BsjZli p@ccautions. hrs@thaw beet an itcjta,jijm violgnl crSmi. This includes,$ural lreas.t j o i , 6 Avoid tsavilliag at n ght. t i @i d @ e t e at all times. e Seek local jxpjtt advnce brfore sitin th Mt Cotop xi National P rk. Travel headlines 430 Fro^t page 100P478 CEEFAX 2 478 Fri 24 Jan 41:00/54 T 4/20 RCUADO (7C1J/+6H@ $ @ 2/2 T E u do /P ru c as fir mai in place. The bordjt ir opjt. o n d r Fk0 the latent lota1 |dvicu, llke z coitaci tlj British Tmbasvz, Quito (t l: 560 67 /671 3 9 ) ? $he 3jtubtion(in the Occupied Tet r Q ) 2t bld T t @ p h d ( h hu t W @z tg m j u c l u u s d t d p local taxU dtivjrs@ZiNUmisjs@the@risVs. a p d @ h R @ d2 (ravel headliNes@430 Fronl pbge 10p FC# 7 TVOVbdjo Wjathjr Main MenuP478 CEEFAX 2 478 Fri 24 Jan 21:01/16 (l<)|,|h<l4| h4|,h4 VE 5O20 W"£££"£££"£££ &&C&C&F£CC£CCC&C CCCb££ &CFb£CE O caJp"ion of violence against the Egyptian governkjnt and have warned tourists not to visij Egypt. On April 1,, gunmen opened fiie on tourist bus outujdj a hotel in Cairo, killing 17 Grei) tourists and woundin£ others. RjsponsebUYity has@beRn claimed bz a known Egyptian tetroriut group, who 5aid that the intended t0rket had "ien Israeli touri;ts, in retaliation for Istajli attacks o^ Ljbbno. @ W Travel headliner 430 Front pbgj 100 FCO 5 Sport Weather Main MenuP478 CEEFAX 2 478 Fri 24 Van 21:01/39 )l<$|,|h<l4| h4|,h4 'j $kj $kj 'k 15/18 C INDIB (6O12/96) 2/2 The north erst is a disturbed region. Visijors@shlulh lranel om bsfential l buri.jss@only, or im escorted groups. Permits are requited iou travel o k ru N Manipur@and Mizoram. i E ! increas ng numbjt o forei nets Cpruhertnk ayrrttu4 wry RW but s@c@r@ty cannot b@ gu rant@ d. -isjiojs uh#uld be ware sPat@t(jut@@ are sjvjtiQpjn"ltieu forQpossjssjon o even sLfll amounto@of narurjic subvtances. @ ejhavj anT dress discreetly. Ttavjl headlines 430 Front page 100P478 CEEFAX 2 478 Fri 24 VanC21:02/02 j£3ka£3g £3ad @ 7/20 EL SALVADOR (25O11/96) 1/2 There is significa^t lawlessness throughout the country. Robberies, kidnapping and car jackings are all commonplace. There crimes can occur on public or private transport, on main roads ot in towns. Victims are likely to be murder!d even if the8 do not resist thieu attackers. Do not travel after dark ot wear jewilletz. Tourists have been particularly targjtted in the last few months and should take extra care. R FCO 5 Sport Wjathji Main MenuP478 "EJFAX 2 478 Fri 24 Jan 21:02/48 UK )l<$|T|h<l4| h4|,h4 p 9/20 W"£££"£+£"£££ EQUAJORJA- GUINEB (18/12/96)@@ @ @ @@ @@ @ @ @ @ @ The ge^ital sUtubtion is calkL @ .evjrtheless exercise ca4tion. @ @@ @ @ U j@U @GU/ ? Ta+j particular care oe personal belongings and country aftetQdbrk. Rd @ There is no British Consular presence un0%xuatotiQn(Guinr2. @ @ @ B.zone UxpjtiemfinoQjrfficultieshhRR@ should see+ asvjsta.ce from@either t(e rinch or thjaSpbnjsh Embbssjis@ situated in Malabo, or from the Spanquh Consulate in Bata. T v l headli s 4 Fro t ag 100 FCO pot W ash t Main Mi uP478 CEJFAX 2 478 Fri 24 JanC41:93/11 C 10/20 ERITREA (15/01/97) 9/2 Five European toyrists and their Eritrean drivjt, were recently shot dead on the GalhalayJEilfil road which circles AsZara, 40 km to the north. d p Avoid using this route. Keep to the m!in road if@travelling fxom Asmara to Massawa. Be vigilant. Do not tt1vjn after dark. Take accomodation only in larger towns. Thjti are many landmines. Do not stray from main roads on foot or bz hi li w t out s n local ad ice. @ @ Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO u Sport Wjathjt Main MenuP478 CJEFAX 2 478 Fri 24 Jan 21:03/35 WjC6kjCkWV£sg =)i<$|L|X<\4| h4|,h4 @ U 12/20 E ITREA 2/2 @ jhe is\a^ds@themse\veg bnh the thjte have been reports of skirmishes and "anditry. Do not attempt to cross @ @ 5hj Hanjsh Islands are subject to a territorial dispute between Eritrea and YeUjn.!Mariners 3hould bj awaje that coastlines opposite are srnsitive areas ? British Nationals sho4ld register at th Briti h Consulate in Asmara (t l 12 0a ,u) #]@arrival pbrticularly if they intend to travul b| road to areas outside the capital. d Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FC * @ Spoke Weathjt @ Uajn MenuP478 CEEFAX 2 478 Fri 24 Jan 21:23/*6 UQ 12/20 CCC CCC ESTONI! (8/8/96) Travjllejk should lake sensible + OlOj=**jUUU)*V/j=**VUU7UjU/V3GGUUj7UmpP478 CEEFAX 2 478 Fri 24 J1n 21:14/24 'j£3kj£3kj%3k 13/2p We£££"£££"£££ THQ P B (17Op1O97R 1/4 @ Visit only the recogniued tourists areas, ie the Rift Valley lakes, Addis Ababa and the Hqghland Tourist Route. Auoih travel in east Ethxopja (Somali 5egion - Harerge), South Bale and FBorSna and south of BrbB Minch and Nigjli. Dire Dawa, Harar and thu road betwee& are unsafe at present. Three foreigners hbvr been killed in Dire Dawa in recrnt months.a There were bomb explosions at hotels in EtPjopia in 1y9m - be vjgi-ant at all times. Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 5 Sport Weather Main Min=P478 CEEFAX 2 478 Fri 24 Jan 21:24/43 U W 14/20 W"£££"£££"£££ ETHIOPUA (17/01/97) T h 2/4 d Avoid@ostintatio5R@displays ol mk.jy or cameras, jewellery etc. Avoid slaying outside major towns and travelling after dark. Be especially vigilant in market places and poorer parts of town. Do not leave the main Assab road in the Afar region. Avoid all border areas except those between Ethiopia and Eritrea. If crossing by land to Kenya stay on the main road. The land border with Sudan is effectively closed. Do not cross it under any circumstances. h 44) R )2 Travel headlines 430 Front page 200 FCO 5 Sport Weathjt Main MenuP478 CIJFAX 2 478 Fri 24 Jan 21:22/47 ]-l<T|,|h<l4| h4|,h4 Wj $kj $Sj 'k W 15/20 ECCCCC CCCCCCCCCCCCC AETHIOPIB hQ:/01/:7) p eUriSMVw.a @@@@ @ @@ @ @ Criejt cards are not accepted in Ethiopia except as a riuihjnt of the Hi to Ho elL A s Ababa, an bz son Do nVj raVe photographs oj Zilitaru e3tablishmjnts including, for example, the Blue Nile Rjvjt Bridge and its iJme$iata surroundings. Do *ot wear miitary style (camouflage) clothing. TPj rainy ujason occurs fro[ June to September. Some road3 will be UmpbvfbdlK aVh othUr@tranjZ diffScult during this period. Seek local adviee. @ a @ @ Trav$l headlines 430 Front page 100 CCO 5 Spgit B M!ig Min2P478 CJJFAX 2 478 Fri 24 Jan 21z2k/6z 16/28 ETHI P A (17/01%R7 4/4 @ @ Tjgistib at the Consujar Section, BrrtUsh Embassn, Addie Awa. , t@l 61 3 @4, @ticularly if@yo@ int nd to capital. @ n j @ @ @ House b rglary, ofte. acco[paNe bz Majo problUms. Visitors o-i g to st z r T CCO 5 Spo QAMMMP478 CEEGAX 2 478 Fri 24 JanC21:9{/k4 \ F 1 Wj $kj $kj 'k 17/20 O"oFF$gWC$CgF.Fog&CFCFCCgWCFFFCFC'F&gC&& FRANCE (5/12/:6) @$@@@@ @@@@ @@@@@@ @ @@@@ @@@@@ @@@@@@@@ As during 1995T tta6ellits tw Crance sTould be vUgilant particularly in the dig cijies. Suspicious ot unattended baggage, vjhic\es bnl@pbckbojs should fe avoiheh a^d reported immediately to the authorities. @ @ Travellers sho2ld alw!zs carr* identity pbpjrsOpbssport and must expect a greater degree of search. ) T * Travel headline 430 Front page 100 CO po ash Mai M nP478 CJJFAX 2 478 Fri 24 Jan 22:06/38 ) BU.c(Uajk kiUj3@ @ @ @ @ 19/20 £ £ £ £ £ £ +GEORGIc (3/1/:7* h TR 0h h h2O2 TbS\Sse@should bj av#Yhjd if possible- b—$dh@@hh@@@d@@@@@@hh@@h@@hd@ @@@d@R@d@d an bj mad i r lativj s et although ttavjl at night outside Th p p The bteaVaway regions ol Abkhazia and South OssetUa@should be strictly anoijji@bs@botY riYbiN(imwjcuri^QThjQ 'e#rgia/Rjbsja lamh@dorIes ik@mi.eqblly closjh to Westenjqs. @ @ @ @ dipthetia in Georgia. Seek medical advice@bjeori stave\ling. Medical fQrilities@Qrj limjtedW W B *{avjn hrpdlinrs 490 gront xpkr 10X FCO 5 Sport Wjathjt Main Menu