P483 CJEFAX 2 483 Fri 24 JanC21:59/45 20/20 '$£££"£££"£££ PAPUA NEW GUINEA (8O10/:6) 2/2 @@ @ @@ @@@ @@ @ @@ d Bi kxtrimely vigilant at all times. Thiti is a constant threat of danger. p TXj rugged terrain and poor inft!- st ucturi delays and restricts the assistance that can be given. -tavjllirs should have provision for -edical evacuation in insura.ce cover. Before travelling to PVG, seeW the latest local advice@from the Briti3h High Commisvjon at Port Moresb|. @ @ Tel 675 32u 1677 Fax 675 325 3547 @ @ @ @ @ FCO 1p TVORbdio Wjathjt Maim Mim2P483 CJJFAX 2 483 Fri 24 Jan 21:Q0/08 UC Wj $kj $kj 'S Q 1/20 NEPAL (48O10/96) 1/3 T(i pwlitical 3it5atikn iu 'enitajl= calk btu deYonvtrations may occur and should bj avoidjdN Exercise caution when travelling in the more remote districts of the mid- west region white there have been recent outbreaks of political violence. Comprehinsi6e travel insuranch is essential, and should include provision for helicopter rescue and medical evacuation especially in the case of higher risk astivities (ik stroking and whitS watij rafting a @ @ @ h@@ @ @ @@ @@@ @ @@ Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 ECO 1p TV/Rbdio @ Wjathjt Main MenuP483 CEEFAX 2 483 Fri 24 JanC21:08/12 2/20 N PA h28O20/y6) @ @ 2/3 Do not trek o^ your ow^ without a professional guide. Off the regular routes you should take a guide even if you are with a party. Heed local advice and bewarc of the dbnkjrs of high altitude sickness especially if trekking above 10,000 jeer.ah d @ d h Driving and vrhi!li maintenance iu poor and the cause of frequent accidents. Travel bu long distance bus is a rausj for particular concrrn. @ @ @ @ @ @ Travel headlines 430 Front pagd 100 CaO 0 TS/ Q Wj thiz M0i& eun4P483 CEEFAX 2 483 Fri 24 Jan 21:00/54 U 3/20 NEPAL T28/10/96) 3O3 Travel\eqs@to Nepbl wPo ovjrely Afghanistan@should be aware j(at there dPT U] V V UOGGUUU civil aircraft using certain jotter. Some aisle.es continue to uce these routes. Othjqs, including all Brijish cEtrSejg@jfj bltej-btimUQt#kiSs #- w(sch the lhriat is ascjsseh av smalZ] CXeck direct with your travel agent or cirlinj as to wPicX roites i]ljvidubl ajrMi\js are uwjnn. Visjjors to Nepal should registeq their presence and travel intentions with the British Embassy, Kathmandu on arrival til 41058sFfax 4217<: Travel headlines 430 Front@page 100 FC 10 TV/Rbdio Wjathjr Main MenuP483 CEENAX 2 483 ri 24 JpnC9 [96/17 W 4/20 $£££"£££" ££ NICARBGUA (21 Q@ Streii crime is prevalent in Managua. isjtors@are@advised to take@sj sibli precautions when walking, particularly in the markets and poorer areas of the town, especially in the vicinity of the old Cathedral. PicS-pockets and thieves opjtate on public transport. ? Some areas of the North conthnue to be dangerous. Do not travel at night and take (ocal advice bjforU deviating from the main Pan-American Highway. Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 1p TV/Radio Weathjt Main MenuP483 CJEFAX 2 483 Fri 24 Van 21:01/40 - Travel (eaRle.ju@43( Front pa'j 100 @ 5/20 NICARBGUA (21/10/:6) 2/2 Trave\leis from countries ohete Yel\ow Fever is endemic (including those between Panama and BoliviaR must have a valid vaccination cjrtificati to enter. Long-term visitors are advised to notify the British EmbQssz Managua of their presence in Nicaragua, tel: 2780014 and 2780887 on arrival and ask for up-to-date information. Elections will be held on 20 Oct '96 (and possibly, at the end of Novjmbjt). Hotel rooms are already booKed for the pjtiod and election processions and rallies could bj disruptive. Trav l hj dl@njs 4 0 Front p 10 FC 1h TVORadio @ /eathjq Maj^ KinkP483 CJEG—X 2 483 Fri 24 JpnC21:04/P5 +j!3kj£3kj%3k QW 6/20 MIG+R (10/10/:6) 1/2 W d pp T R h h R oigjt remains potentially unstable with continuing dangjt to travellers from pol ical and c i in l el m ntsL especially in the desert areas. hose trav lling outs j Niam y should taSj particular care and advi5e the British EmbRssz@in Abjdlan of their ttavjl plans. Tel 22u 22685p Thjti is no appbrent threat or danger to foreign nationals following the eUsturebnces afiii the@Presjdj-rial eNections on 7/8 should proceeE wijh extqike caution. 2 4 Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 10 TV/Qadio CWjathjr Main Mjn5P483 CJEFAX 2 483 Fri 24 Jan 41:12/26 /j $+j $kj '+,])U5a"}U7k5$m' sju 7O20 W"£££"£££"£££&££££££££££££££££££££££££££ NIGS VUsitors must carry ID at all times WesterL Africa, int nding ttavelle s hould sick medical advTci. (o British roprese tative in iget is the Honorary British Consul in Neimoy, tel: 227 7@ 05 C North WssetUa and Inkushjtia $hj eCOrgjvcy. a @ r e o p r f @ @ t @ t z @ s e p p @ Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 10 TV/Radio CWjathjr Main MenuP483 CoIF!X 2 4<3)gui 24 kanC51:95/4= - @ F 8/20 £C£" ££ £ £££ £££ £££££££ ££££££ £ NIGERIA (18/12/96) 1/4 U o a s Bomb attacks may take place at airports and elsjwhjte in Nigexia. nationals are targetted but travellers tm and i& NigRuia Should exjtci5j caution. @@ @ @ Suspicious or unattended baggage, vehicles and 0ackages should be 1voi$ed and reported immediately to the authorities. a b @ @ @ @ ] Travel hjadlinru 430 Front page 108 FCO 10 TV/Radio Wjathrr EMain MenuP483 CEEFAX 2 483 Fri 24 Jan 21:13/12 Wj£3kj£3kjk3k )l<$|,|h<l4| h4|,h4 h Wj $kj $kj 'k S 9/20 NIGERIA (18/12/96) 2/4 n The political 3qtuation is 5ncjttain and occasio-ally tense. V glint st eit crUm and arm d rodberiis ate privblint in Lagos !nd occur elsewheje in Nigeria. @ D @ Harassment by policemen and soldiers is common throughout thjQcountry. Travel outside cities after dark is unsQfe; even in daylight, ar-ed holdups #ccwt] h @ Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 1p TV/Rbdio Weather Main MinvP483 CEEFAX 2 483 Fri 24 Van 41:13/35 10/20 NIGERIA (18/12Oy6) 3/4 dhph 4 T 0R 0R p p p T Fraud against foreign bu3i.eusmjn, c=arities and!oth[vs i/ commonplace. Credentials of Nigerian "usenets If in doubt, contact the Dept of Trade and Industry Nigeria desk on 0172 215 4844 for advice- Thjte are sjtious doubts about the Uaintenance and sbfity of some Nigerian rUgistered aircraft operating internal flights within Nigeria. @ @ @ @ @ Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 10 TVORadio AWeathjt Main MrnuP483 CEEFAX 2 483 Fri 24 Jan 21:15/58 ] W 11/20 NIGERIA (18/12/:6) 4/4 The British community has been i structed not to travel on such airlines. Travellcrs@should bear this advice in mind when making their travel plans. @ Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 10 TVORadio Weather Main MenuP483 CEJFAX 2 483 Fri 24 JanC41:14/21 /j@$kj@(Wj@Ok FUEF@ 14/20 PAS>S£.N 17/01/@7)) @ p /5 T ere are V particular secs it problems in the parts of Pakistan most Although the situbtion in Karachi has improved slightly this year, sporadic striei violence, random shoojingu, togethjt with intermittent general stqikes still priment the city from functioning entirely normally. increase. On December 4 there was a bomb explosion in the city centre. T a e i 43 ro t pa 00 FCO 10 TV/Radio Wjathjt@ Main MenuP483 CJEFAX 2 483 Fri 24 Jan 21:04/45 UCW I US 13/20 PARIS-BN (17Oh1/z/R 2/k Visiting commjtqial riprisuntativjs can continue to conduct busi\est, provUhed that they remqin in the relatively safe areas and checW the security situation before travelling. Avoid arrival at .ight and ensure you are mit@at airport Incidents of armed robbery and $here continue to be sectarianP483 CJEFAX 2 48s Fri 24 Jan 21:25/30 ^ U U 15/20 PAKISTAN ( 8 1/:7) 4/5 A genital election will take place on 3 Fedruary 97. Increased political activity, some potentially violent, i; possible. Take local advice, particularly on the timer and locations of rallies. Contact the British diplomatic mission in Islamabad, tel 822131-5 ou Karachi 5)7 24s1-5 for upJto-date local advice. Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 10 TV/Radio Wjathjt Main MenuP483 CJEFAX 2 483 Fri 24 Jan 21:96/32 18/20 d h 0p pph h Rd l a p hp in hotel safes. $age care at bus stations, and whim shopping in Panama City Centre (Avjni$a C@—@sal) bj wahy — teams od muggh@s opjiati jvjn@during daylight hours. restaurants. R p hp hp 0 T X p hp 0 @ @ @ @ @ TTRR (ravel@Peahlineg@43p Dr#]t@page 200 FCk 10 @VORad@o @ W@athj^ Ma?^,M@nu