P479 CJEFAX 2 47: Fri 07 Feb 21:1uO35 /UCvkl£3SjC3k )i<I|,|h<lp|@h4| h4 @ Wj $kj $kj 'k W GHANA (3/2O:7* Sens@ble precautions should bj taken when travelling in GhaNa. It is not advisable to travel outside t(e main towns by joad after dajk because of the poor state of the roads. Medical facilities & communications are poor outsjdj sudan arias and emjtgjncy facilities are jxttemely limited in t(j event oe an accUdent. @ @ @ @ @@ @@ @ @ @ ] Travel headlines 430 Front pag 1/18 FCO 6 News Heads Weathjt Main MenuP479 CEEFAX 2 479 Fri 07 Feb 21:12/50 X 2/18 WE£££"£££"£££ GREECE X5/2/:7) Greek farmers ate threatening to blockade matn road and rayl lhnks in Gr ec for an indefinite per od. jisitors should be aware that ttavjl within Greece may become difficult. Drivers are advised to check the local situation with the British Embassy (Tel: 00 301 723 6211) before deciding to travel to Greece. Travel hiadlinj1 430 Front page FCO 6 News Heads WeatXjr Main MenuP479 CJEFAX 2 479 Fri 07 Feb 21:1s/23 9 Ska£3k@Peg N@@ V 3/18 GR @C@ - CORFU Xh3/ 2ea6) e 1/2 On 26th Sjptembjr a US resident was attempting to steal a boat. T(is follows an earlier incident in June when shots were fired at a tourist hotel, and indicaleu a continuing threat poked "= boat thjuvju. @ @ The Greek authorities have announced measures to tackle the problem incl)ding a )0@strong police unit with the spechfic task of protecting the Bcoast of Corfu from incursions b= criminals. Trav @eadli j@ 430 Fro page 10P479 CEEFAX 2 479 Fri 07 Fer 41:53/48 Wj£3kj£skf£6k ] T Wj $kj $kj 'k 4/18 W GREECE - CORFU (23/12/:6) 2/2 Q@@@@@ @@@ @@@ @ @@@@ @@@ @ @@ @ @ @ sTould stay o6junight in hazbours where the boat can dj guarded. White possible, visitors should avoid marinas between midnight and 0600. @ Travel headliner 430 Front page 100 FCO 6 News Heads Weathjt Main MenuP479 CJEFAX 2 47: Fri p7 Feb 21:p)/23 ET Q 5/18 GU T LA 2 11 6) Kuofj stbme iftem@oe\Z]a YD G btYjh a#Bdjpjcsa#Mypudlic@Bjrju@btu@@ capital and othjt tourist areas. @ Muggj s ar of n well-armed. Do not a6tempt to resist whj& bring robbud. Bd alert at a\\ times, and do@not ttavjl alone, parlicularly at night. @ At o b o p blic b a common. Many of t(euj buses are poorly m—intainjh and bccidents are common and often fatal. * BEJ on arrival, tel 3321601 iou an update on the current situation. @ @ Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 6 News Heads +eathjt Main MenuP479 CEEFAX 2 479 Fri 07 Feb u1:1)/'/ S 6/18 GRIN A 20O01/:7 Visitors should be aware of pickpockets and muggers, particularly in Conakry itself. Foreigners are likely targets and should avoid carrying valuables in public.b @ @ Foreign Office Travel 0171 238 4503/, W Travel headlines 430 Fronl page 100 FCO 6 News Heads +eathjt Main MenuP479 CJEF—X 2 47: Fri 07 FjbC21:25/26 8/18 GUYANA X22O1O:7* @ @ T=phoid iu still present in Guyana. Mplaria iu pruvalint in all area; oktsihe Georsjtwwn. Seek medical advice about inoculalioLs and medicatioL prior to djzaztu{j. @ @@ @ @@ @@@ @ @@@ @ @ @ @@ @ @@@ @@@@@ @@ @@ @ @ @@@@@ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @@ Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 6 Feu2 Hia$2 A+e T(iu Mahn Min)P479 CJJFAX v 47y ri 07 Neb 22:p5/vp ](l<I|,|h<l1| h4| h4 We $kj $kj 'k 9/18 !l—LTJ T4x/82/]6) The incidence of oqdinary crime is on the increase but foreigners are not specifically targeted. Avoid poorer areaS of Port au Prince. Urnsibli preqputions rho=ld be tpkjn, Don'y catty valuables or large amounts of cash. Do not travel out3ide the capital after dark. BtUtiuh nationals pl!nling to travel to Haiti are advised to contact the b{jtiuh Vice-Convun Yn@Pozt@Qu PrUnre, Office u09 573 969, home u09 49s :50 or the British High Commission in Kingston, Jamaica 1809 =26 9050. @ @ Ttavem headli.js ,30 Front page 200 FCO 6 News Heads Wjathjt Main MinvP479 CEEFAX 2 479 Fri 07 Feb 21:06/14 sj£3kj£3CjE3A FF h4 Wj $kj $kj 'k 10O18 £££"££ " ££ £ £££ ££ £££ £ H NDU5AU (28/11O96) 1/2 TUe incidence of vrolint Stjme, including armed rohbjty, car hijacking burglary and bssbult conti.ueu to rUsS. T222*4 4R RT 24 2222 42 R Do not@wear jiwemlix8 ot catty large cZNs\tk #M fcf(^ JxGSrGYwU fcjtU#\X F01vtjc5larl8 at night, in vhi pooxju areas of Tegucigalpa & San PedroRSula. The border regions@(ixcjpt major croysjng points) with Niepragua and El Salvbdor bte bjsl bvoiDed. @@@@@@@ @ @@@@ when travelling Ry bus. Road travel at ]ikPt js jNbdviwbd\e^ Tranj\ headliner T30 Fro^l pafj 100 FCO 6 News HiQjv Weathjt@ Main MunuP479 CEJFAX 2 479 Fri 07 Feb 21:86/39 'j£3kj£3kj£5k ^T^ W"£££"£££"£££ CC HNNDU5SS @28/124O6) 2O2 @ Backpackers crossing to the Bay Islands foom Lb Cjida hbve bndn the targur of disbstit . t r cently murd t h in a town clot 2 to tha bot jt with Nicaragua. Visit rj stoul B Embarks in Tegucigalpa (tel: 32-0618 or 32-0612) or the Honorary Consulate in San P duo S l (tel: 52-3452 o A52- 97) oj irivtlb woe i t jy can obta erom the Directorates of Volcano\ogz, @ Honduras. Travel hepdlinjs 430 Front pasj 100 FCO 6 (iws $iad Waathrt Main MrnuP479 CJJFAX 2 479 Fri 07 Feb 21:+9/,4 12/18 HONc KONG (1Q/11/96) @@@@@ Travjilers ojeqllyjng Bfg(anjstan should be aware that there are threats from kilitary actiuity to aircraft usjnk router V668 AW W Some airlines continue to use thjsj routes. Ot(irs, including anl BrYtish carriUrs, use altiinative routes, $87n and V500, on which the threat is avsjsjd as minimal. Trave\list should check direct either with travel agents or airliner, which routes imdjviuual airlinru ate usuns. Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO T News Heads Wjathju Main MenuP479 CEEFAX 2 479 Fri 07 Fed 21:00/07 Wj£3kj£3kj£3k -l<$| |h<l1| h4|,h4 13/18 C ICELAND (28/12/96) @@@@@@@ T e floode@ha ea, sou of th@ Vatnajokull glacier and to the sta, is no longer a danger zone. T(e mbin east-west road crossing the e\oohed plainv has been reopened to all ttafeic, thougX t(j repbirs are only temporary and are vjty rough. A spied limit of 30 rpm has been imposjm^ People wishing to travel off road do so at tPjir own risK@and the Foreign Office would adnisj drYvjts to contact the local authorities before departure. Travel headlines 430 Front pbgj 100 FCO 6 News Hiad2 +eathjt Main MenuP479 CEEFAX 2 479 Fri 07 Feb 21:00/32 j 3ra£3kj£ea |ohl|phf /j $kj $kj 'k UEF 14O18 W"£££"£££"£££ INeIA (6/22/96[ 2O3 India iu ge.erallz cal] bnd apart fro] Jamm5 and Kpshmiu major to5rist destinations are quiet. Developments in Kashmir can bj reflected in Delhi whjxj visitors are advised to take care. Thjti (ave been bomb explosions in public places in HelXi and on public transpose in njighdouring@brias. Britons have also been kjdnappeh in Delhi, most recently in 199 V should be vigilant and wary of approaches@by strangers. OtPjt@durjnjss centres arr unQffictjd. T a eadlinj 4 0 F t p e 0 FCO 6 News Heads Weather M!in MenuP479 CJEFAX 2 47: Fri 07 FjbC22:00/*7 Wi£3kj£3kj£3k )i<I|,|h<l)| h4|,h4 U 15/18 W"£££"£££"£££ INDIA (6/12/96) 2/3 T(j north east is a disturbed region. Visitors should travel on essential business only, or in escorted groups. Permits are requUrid for travel to Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur and Mizoram. An increasing number of foreigners are being arrested for drug offences. Vi tor s o d a r t h t are severe penalties for possession oe even smal\ bmountu of natcotUc substances. W Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 6 News Heads Weathjt Main MenuP479 CJEFAX 2 47: Fri 07 Feb 21:08/,2 a@@@@@ @@@@ @ @@@@@@@ @ @@@@ @@ 16/18 '"£££"£££"£££ INDIA X6/12/96) 3/3 * X upKU - & , 4 Travellers to India whose journey will involve overflight of Aeghani1tan should be aware of threats from mjlitarz activity to aircraft on cittQin routes. Some airlines co^tinuj to rue tPjsj router. OxPjts, i.c\uding a\\ British carriers, use altetnbtivj routes, V876 and V500, on which the threat is assessed as mjnjmbl.a Travellers should c(ecU direct either with travel agents ot airliner which routes individual airliner are using. QR t 2 Travel headlines 432 Front pbge 100 FCO 6 News Heads Weather Main MrnuP479 CEEFAX 2 479 Fri 07 Feb 21:01/46 X SR 17O18 W"£££"£££"£££&£££££C££££££££££££££££££££ UND JMMUSHMI X[ Thjti iu a serious turk of kidnapping in the state of JaZZu and Kashmir. Avoid t aveZ to all pbrts je tPj state Travel to LadaRh should onl= bj by air or via Manali in Himachal Pradash. Militants have held hostage two Britons and two othjt foreign nationals since J2ly 95, and murdered a Norwegian hostage in August 9k. Six Indian tourists wire abducted from their houseboat in Srinagar and murdered in July 96. Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 6 News Heads Wjathjr Main MenuP479 CEEFAX 2 479 Fri 07 Feb 21:02/11 %l<$|,|X<l4| h4|,h4 Wj $kj $kj 'k 18/18 INDIA JAMMU & K—SHMIR (6/12/96) 2/2 Thexj are frequent clas(ru between militants and sjczrity forces, and vjolinl djmonsttbtions in Srinagar. Thjtj have been bomb blasts in pzblic places in Srinagar and Jammu. EoreigNjrs have been robbed at gunpoint. Business pjo8li considjtjng a vjsjt to Jammu and Kashmir (axazt from Ladak() should consult t(j British High Commission before travelling. Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 6 News Heads Wjat(jr Main Mrnu