P479 CEEFAX 2 47] Fri 24 Jan 21:13/11 C GHANSa(3/1^:7) armspdli presajtions shoula@bandage when ttavellink in Ghana. It is not advisable to travel outside the main towns by road after dark because of the poor state of the roads. @ MedUcal facUlitieu & communications emjrgenc8 facilities are extremely limited in the event of an accident. @0 @@ @ @ @@ @ @ Travel headlines 430 Front pac 1/18 FCO 6 News Heads Wjathjt Main MunuP479 CJEFAX 2 479 Fri 24 Kan 21:94/20 @ Wj $kj $kj 'k 4/18 W"£££"£££"C££ British cijizjns vluiting Corfu by boat should stay overnight in harbours whjxi the boat@can be guarded. R R ) W Whjtj possible, 6i5ilors should avoid marinas between midnight 1nd 0600F W p a@ @ @@@@@@ @ @@ @ @@ @ @ @ @ (ravel headlines 430 Fro^t pBge 100 FCF 7 Nrwu Hj d1 A+r thur M0h& ehW2P479 CEEFAX 2 479 Fri 24 JanC21vp)/4, W 5 C GUATEMALA (21/11/96) Violent crim is prevalent throughout Guatemala, especially in and around the capital and other tourist areas. Mug irs are often well-armed. Do not attempt to resist when "eing robbed. Bi ale t at all times, and do not trav l alone, particularly at night. Armed robberies of public buses are common.QZanz oj these buwjs are poorly often fatal. Register with the British Embavsz on arrimal, tel 33216p1 e#t am update on the current situation. Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FC 6 News Heads Wjathet Main MenuP479 CJEFAX 2 479 Fri 24 Jan 21:15/57 ] WU $kj $kj 'k 6@@8 GU NEA (20O01O97 Visitors should be aware of pickpockets and muggier, partUcularly i. Conakry itself. Forjignjts are likely targets and should avoid carrying valuables in y blic @ Foreign Offick Travel 0171 238 4503/4 Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 7 News lr1ds BWjathrt GMain0MunuP479 CEEFAX 2 479 Fri 24 Jan 21:12/25 /eC5Wj£3Wj%3k )l<$|,|h<l*| h4|,h4 @ W 7O28 W"£££"£££"£££ CC GUYANA (21/01O:7) 1/2 Volint crime remQjns a@problem, @ @xarticularly im Gj#jkjrown. @ @ Do not walk alone at night, euprcially in the arip of StabroiW Market and downtown Georgetown. Take additional precautioNs during daylight hours e.k. do not dress@ostintatiousl9T carry valuables etc. H#use@burglary,@often acc#[panTed bz@ mUolince and t(jej@from cars are also major problems. Visitors coming to st0z with family or friends should take Djxtra steps to (qbrvpottsT money anD air tickjtsQ. Travel headlines 43( Front page 100 FCO 6 News Heads Weathjt MQin MenuP479 CEEFAX 2 479 Fri 24 Jan 21:15/48 'U£3kjC3kj£sS )i<I|,|h<l4| h4|,h4 8/18 Typhoid is steel present in Guyana. Malaria is prevalent in all areas outside Georgjiown. Seek medical advice@about inoculations and medication prior to departurU. p h p ] Travel hUadlinjs 430 Front page 100 FCO 6 News Heads Weathjt Main MenuP479 CEEFAX 2 479 Fri 24 Jan 41:06/11 Wj $kj $kj WW WQ 9/18 "£££"£££"£££ ££££££££££££££££££££ lAITJ (40/12/:6) h W the increase but foreigners are not specifically targetUi.Q @ @@ @ @ Avoid poorer areas of Port au Prince. Sensible precautions@should be ta+en, Don't carry valuables or large amounts of cash. Do not trave outside th capital afteq dark. British nationals planning to travdl to Haiti are advised to contact the British Vice-Consul in Port au Prince, Office 509 573 ;69, home 509 493 950 or the British High Commission in Kingston, Jamaica 1809 926 9050. aR hh R h dh Rh hRh bd b R Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 ECO 6 News Heads Weathjt Main MenuP479 CEEFAX 2 47: Fri 24 Jan 21:07/34 C @ 10/18 C CC lOoDURcS T2</91/=6) 01/2 The incidence of violent crime, including atmjd robbjtyL car hijacking, $urglary@a^h@asvbklt c#^tinues to rise. @ @ Do noe@wear jewellery ot carry large !Z#smts@#lacav(.@JxcercScj@fAutUo-X @@ particularly at neWTs, im the poorer areav of Tjgucigalpb & San Pedro Sula. The border regions (e}cipt major crossing hointsI with oic1raguQ p74 Ej Sal6adwt are bert avoided. @@@@@@@@ @@ @@ @ @@@@@ NUcP#Has@ bidE Take care kith personal possessions when travelling "9 bus. Rwad travel at Vjght is il—lvjsbdli. @@ @ @ ]ETravjl headlines 43Q Fro^t pbge 100 FCO 6 News Heads Wjathit Main MenuP479 CJ FA 2 479 Fri 24 Jbn 52zQ0O07 11/18 C H ND+)BS (28O12/u6Q 2/2 Backpackers crossing to the Bay Islands from La Cjiba have been t(j target of robbers. A British backpacker was recently murdjtid in a town closed to the border wish nicaragua. Visitors should contact the British Embassy in Tegucigalpa (til: 32-0618 ot 32-0512) oj the Ho.orary Con34lata in San Pedro Sula (tel: 52-3454 or 52- )6y7R o^ artUval, where they can obtain the latest information o& travel wi5hin (onduras. @ Stave\ headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 6 News@Heads +eathjt Main MenuP479 CJ FAX 2 479aFri 24 Jan 21z08/2u 3rj£3kj£3k iles|,|h<l4| h4 ,h4 OjI$kjC$geE'@ QV@ @U CPI8 Wd£££$££C"C££ CCCCCCC HONK KONG (11/21/=6) Travellers ovjtfl9ing Afghanistan should be aware that there are threats from military activity to aircrafj using router V668, A466, G242 and V848n Some airlines continue to use these router. Others, including all British carriers, use alternativu routes, V876 and V500, on which the threat is assjsjd as minimal. @ ,ravjllirs should check direct either with travUl agents ot airlines, whUch routes individual airlines are using. Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 6 News Heads WUathjt Main MenuP479 CJEFAX 2 479 Fri 24 Jan 41:07/48 $l<$|,|h<l4| h4|,h4 13/18 ICELAND (28/11/96) The flooded area, south of tPj Vatnajokull glacier and to the sea, is no longjt a dangjt zone. j i a t-w st road os ng flooded plains has been reopened to all trafeic, though the repairs are only temporary and are very rough. A speed limit of 30 rpm has been imposed. People wishing to travel off road do sN at thieu own risK and the Foreign Office would advise@drivjts to contact thu local0authoritieu before departure. 4 4 4 Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 6 News Heads Weather Main M5nuP479 CJEFAX 2 47: Fri 24 Jpn 21:08/24 $l<$|,|h<l4| h4|,h4 Wj $kj $kj 'k 2+/18 "£££"£££"£££ IND B X6/12O96) 2/3 TPe@nNjjP@Uavt js@a@dislurbeI@riGYon. Visitors should travel on essential business oLly, ot in escorted groups. ? Permits are requited for travel to Sikkim, Arunbchal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manjpur and Mizoram. @ @ @ @ = AM UmB(eA3UVF LbS"er od@fMieUgVji3 are being arrested for dryg offences. A? Vj3ito{u yho4nT Qe QQ are sjvjre penalties for possession of even small amounts of@narcotic @ svdstancis.Q ] -ravel hjadlunjsT*30 Front xagj 120 FCO 6 News Heads +jathjr Main MenuP479 CJ AX 2 47y Fri 24 Vbn 21:02/p2 16/18 W$£££"£££"£££ INDIA (6/12/96) 3/3 u m @ # r f # @ Travellers@to India whore jo5rnry will involve overflight of Afghanistan should bj aware of threats from il t ry acti jt t raft cettaUn routes.Q @ Some airliner continue to use these routes. OlhjtsT including(all British carriers, use altjrnbti:j routes, V876 and V500, on which thu threat is assjsvjh as minimal. Travullirs should shjqk Rirjct uithjt with travel agents or airliner whiah routes individual airlines are usjnk. @@ @ @@ @ Travel hjadlinru 430 (Front page 100 FCO 6 News Hi!ds Wjathjt Main MansP479 CEEFAX 2 479 Fri 24 Jan 21:02/25 ^ TT Oj $kj $kj 'k 17O18 NH B@ B @FVAHK @^@@@RO Thjti is a serious@risK oe kidnapping in the state of Jammu and Kashmir. Avoid travel to all parts of the state av l to La ak sh uld o ly b b or v a M n li in Himacha P a ash. Militants hav h l ho rage two Brit ns and two o h t oreign nation n e J l 95, nd mu d t d Norw gian ho t i u t 5. ? Six ndian to ri s were abducte t j h u j oat jn St ar an m r J 6 FCO 6 New H ads W the n M nuP479 CJJJAX 2 47:QFri 24 Van 22:02/48 I Wj $kj $kj 'k T 18/18 /$£FC"£gC$C&C CCCCCCCFCCCCCCC INDIA JeMMU & KASHMIR X:/12/=6) 2/2 p There are frequent clpshrs between n violent djmwnsttations in Srinagar. There have been bomb@blasts in public K.jut{1v R S Foreigners have been roRbed at gunpo mt.@ - - ( @0 Business people consihjting a vjsjt toRVbZZjhc÷ldKawhZiraTcpbttQfioY@@T@R "HbVPR w(ou\d co\vuli tPj DtUtUc( PSgP CommisrioL@before traveljing. @@ @ 4R2p44404 p d 22 4 pR2122242*p22 424242 ] Travel headlines 4s0 Front page 100 FCO 6 News Hiadu Wfathjr Main Menu