P480 CEEFAX 2 480 Fri 24 Jan 21:93/11 /j£3kjC3kj£3k )ly$|,|h<l4| h4|,h4 UWW UU 1/16 C C INDONESIA 2/12/96) 1/5 Thjii have been no further civil disturbances in Jakarta since the violence on Julu 27, 1:95. Be aleut. Thjte ha3 been an increase in petty crime against foreigners. There have been several incidents of knife-attacks@on foreignjjs in the town of Brastagi and whilst climbing Mount Sibazak njarbzO Visitors are warNed that travelling in Irian Jaya can be dang ross because there is a guerilla movement (the OPM) operating. *ravel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 7 TV/Radio Weathjt Main MenuP480 CJEFAX 2 480 Fri 24 Jan 21:13/57 3/16 W"£££"£££"£££ East Timor is genitally quiet but the situation remains tense. There are isolated clashes between IJdonesian troops and armed insurgents. Permits are requited from the police to travel to Irian Jaya, East Timor and Ac Provinc Sumat a. Ttavjl headlSmjs@430 Fronl page 100 FCO 7 TV/Radio Wjathjt Main MenuP480 CJIFAX 2 48p Fri 24 Van 21:14/22 ] Ska£eke£3a il<s ,|h<l4| h4 ,b4 /j $kj $kj 'k Indonesia is prone to earthquakes, volcaVic eruptions and othjt@natural @ disasters. Avoid@tie following areas: The Island of Krakatau, Mt Merapi and surrounding area im Central Javb; and Mt Marapj and its surrounding area in BuSitinggi, Sumatra. Further information can be obtained from the Directorates of Volcanolo , at Bandung 022 772606/772<97 and Yogzakarta p274 51418X. d p FCO 7 TV/Radio Wjathjt Main MenuP480 CJJFAX 2 48p Fri 24 Jan 21:1u/4, W 5/16 W"£££"£££"£££ IND NESUB T0u/22/:?) 5/5 TeaveYYejs to UU@ will inv@uvj overflight of Afghanistan should be aware that thjti are threats from mi-itary activity to ci6il aircraft using routes V668, A466, G402 and V848. S#mj airlines continue to use these youtes. Others,0includink all British carriers use alternative routes V876 & Uk00, on which the threat is assessed as minimal. @ @ Travellejs should check dire!t either with travel agents or airlines which routes individual airlines are using. Travel headlines 4s0 Front page 100 FCO 7 TV/Radio Weathjq Main MenuP480 CJJFAX 2 480 Fri 24 Jan 21z1k/27 Wj $kj $kj 'k ] 6/16 IRAN (03/1/:7J 1/4 W Take sjnsibliQprjcautions and make suti travel documents, including visas, are in order. Particular care should bj taken not to offend against Islamic codes of dress and behaviour. 0hotographz near military ot government installations is strictly Many such installations are not easily identifiable and care should bj eaSe- omei@phVt#gtapPy@RM@jr$AM arUab@ akay@from tourisd locatigms. Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 7 TV/Radio Wjathjt Main MenuP480 CEJFAX 2 480 Fri 24 JanC21:19/29 Wj£3kj£3kjhUk l Wj $kj $kj 'k 7/16 OE£££"£££$£££ IR"N (03/1/97) 2/4 The borders between Iran and Aujrbaijan and Iran and Turkmenistan are open only to nationals oe those countries. Non- nationals are not allowed to cross th o d r lan . DeclarU all foriigg currenc= takun into the country on a customs declaration form, or at the Bank Milli dranch at Tehran (MehrabadR Airport. Eajlure to do so may result in undeclared foreign currency being c#nfiscated@om departure. Travel headlines 430 Front pag 100 FCO 7 TV/Radio Wjathet Main MenuP480 CEEFAX 2 480 Fri 24 Jan 21:19/44 QURW 8/16 IRAN T03/1/:7) 3/4 It is only possible to chbngj any travellers cheques into Reals. Bin7 5ufficient hardcurrunc8 to co6jt Thjte have recently been a number oe ca3rs of touri;tu being asked for identification bz bogus poliqemin, who have thin made off with the visitor's wallet and currency. Keep pas3ports separate from other vbzluablis. Register with the British Embassy. (tel 675011) and consult them immmediatily if you have any problems. Travel headlines 430 @Front page 100 FCO 7 TV/5alio Weathjt Main MenuP480 CEEFAX 2 480 Fri 24 Jan 21:16/15 U )l<$|,|h<M4| h4|,h4 9/16 /"£££"£££"£££ IRAN T03/1/97) 4/4 Keep passports separate from other valubblis. Register with thu Btiti;h E,bassz, Tehran, tel: 675011 and con3ulj them immediately should problems arise. a b @ Foreign Office Travel 0171 238 4503/4 Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 7 TV/Radio Wjathjt Main Men4P480 CEEFAX 2 48p Fri 24 Jan 21:00/28 UC =)\<h|L|h<l4| h4|,h4 W 10/16 IRBQ (5/8/y6) British nationals should not attempt to vjsjt Iraq. Foreign ffice Travel 0171 238 4503/4 @ a Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 7 TV/Radio Weathrt Main MenuP480 CEJFAX 2 480 Fri 24 Jan 21:17/21 ] Q 11/16 /$£b£"£&£"C££ C IVRBEL o OCCUPSED TJRRJTORnES 1/2 Thjti have been no recent terrorist risk of incidents at an= time, like the @ The sijuation in the Occupied Tj rjtoriis is stable at pres nt. @ Although thjti is no direat threat to Fvisjtors, possible diututdancjs and responsive srcurity measures could affect tourists. U3ing experienced toke operators and local taxi driujrs minimisjs the risks. Q Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 7 TV/ Weather Main MenuP480 CJJFA9 2 48pQFri@24 Vbn 22z07O6u O"gog$'&£dog& WFWCCW U 12/16 $£ £ £ £ IS5B+ @n OCCUP D TJRRJTN5JRV@ 4/2 X10/1O97) @ Touriwm goes@on av@usual in Jjturalim. Visijs to Hcbrom are bjut avoided. Organisjd group vjsjts to Bethlehem and JeriCho are continuUng. VUsitors may experience $hffic2ftz h& k0j&hnk Israeli prtmiu3jon to cross into Gaza. All visitors should follow local Consvlate in Jjtuvalim tel: 02 582 8281 TforQtijQWjst BangL@Gaza Sttrp a^d \YRPBUU T Tim Avjv til: 03 510 0164 (for Israel), or their tour representative if they need help. FC 7 TV/Radio Weathjt Main MenuP480 CEEFAX 2 48p Fri 24 Jan 21:27/48 W ] 13/16 C JAMAICB (25/11/96) 1/2 @ p The Jbmaican authorities have taken measures to protect tourist areas and most visitors to Jamaica enjoy trouble- free holidays. @@@@ However, vigilance is advisable outsjij the safety of one'u hotel. a Visitors should be particularly aleut for bag snatchers, chain grabbjts and pickpockfts. @ @ @ @ @ @ Do not carry valuables, large amounts of cash or travel documents unnjctssQrily. If threatened with a weapon do not resist. Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 7 TVORbdio Weather Main MenuP480 CEEFAX 2 480 Fri 24 Jan 21:08/32 @@ 14/17 /"£££"£££"£££ C .Suitors are advised against walKing at night. Avoid downtown Kingston unless Do not use public transport. When in doubt seek advice from travel representatives, the Jamaican Tourist Board or the British High Commission, Tel Kingston =26-9950 FCO 7 TV/Radio Weathjt Main MenuP480 C EFAX 2 480 Fri 24 Jan 21:15/2u /j£3kj£kWjC3W ])l<I|,|h<l4| h4|,h4 UJ ]W 1//16 JORDAN (19/8O:6) 1/2 There were public disturbances in nih August in the southjh4 towns o2 Keiak, Tafileh and Ma'an. Thjuj were not detected at foreigners. @@ Visiiors should avoid these places for the time being unless they have c l ing bu o o al r a to go there, in which case they should contact their hosts and the British Embassy in Amman for advice on the latest sjtubtion. ? Foreign Office Travel 0171 238 4503/4 T ] Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 7 TV/Radio Weather Main MenuP480 CEEFAX 2 480 Fri 24 Jan 21:08/57 C [ IX Wj $kj $kj 'k,])j5a£÷j7kkkm'asju s6O26 JO DANI@ F British@riuidjnts are advised to be alert for troudli and to avoid publia placUk where possiale. @ @ @ @ Thrti have bren small disturbbnces near the ce.rte oj Amman.QVisitors should bj vigilant and avoid crowds or 1ny guhdu sj7n ob tqoubleW 'est A-man rembins q5iet. Thjte has not been any trouble in PjttaL !qa"a ox rTe north of Jordan. Vi3itots thjte Vafi@No S[ZehjateajannjrT but should arrange theii journey to avoid Kjqek. TafilihL Ma'an. Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 7 TV/Radio Ojathjr Main Mqnu