P476 CJJFAX$2 477 Sun 16 Fed 21:39/55 'j£3kj£3Wj£3+ $kj $ j k }j k5$m j 20/ BURMA/MYANMAR (2/1/:7) B3/4 \ ^ j j q H Do not attempt to enter Burma bz rwad from Thayland. @ several bordjt poi^ts wi:h ChYna, but this cannot bj gubranteid, and advjii should be sought in advance from the Burmese authorities. Qjqueuts to land b= pri6ate 9aqht hav n r fu jd. i g e photo r ph militar installation d pjrsonnjl. @ @ Trave\ heQdlinju 430 Front page 100 FCO 3 News Heads 7jat(ju K!in MinvP476 CJEF!X 2 476 SuN 26 Fed 41:)0/29 I U S 21/27 BU5MA/MYANMAR (2/1/97) 4/4 VisZtors should seek mjhical advice adnut jm(eZUc diseases beeorU travelling. @ essential and should include evacuation bz aiz. eFox j]h@Dji@informNtijn rontpPtrUh\ British Embassy in Rbnboon XYangon) Tel: 2:530(, 2:5309, 281700. Fa|: 48:566. @ @ @ $ravel headliner 430 Front pafj 101 FCO 3 Nrws Heads +eathjt Main Mi.uP476 CEEFAX 2 476 Sun 16 Feb 21:43/43 E UV 2/27 BANGLADE@H (14/2/97) 2/2 R d Travellers to Bangladesh whose journey will involvr ovrrflight of Afg(ani;t n should bj aware that thjtj are threats from military activity to civil aitctaft ovjzflying Afghanistan on routes V668, A466, G2p2, V848. @ Some !iulh6es contin5j to u3e thjsj routes. Othrts, including all Btitiuh carriers, uss altutnativj routes .87n and V500@oL which@the thrrat is assessed as minimal. @ T TravUllets should check direct either with travel age^ts ot airliner which routes individubl ajrlinju are using. Travel hjadlinj1 430 Front page 200 FCO 3 News Hipds AWjathjt GMQin MunuP476 CEEFAX 2 476 Sun 16 Fib 2):42/07 JL @ R 99/ 7 W"£££"£££"£££ CAMBODIA (13/02/97) 1/5 @reci mo j K Zj Rot r mbi @ Although thjtj has been a significant inctrpse in sjq4rhtz in CpmbodiQ i& @a threat jn sjvetal@areas, pbrticularly in the north. @ A British .ational was kidnapped with his@interpreter .ear Seem Reap last March and their whereabouts are still u.known. @ 0hnom Pend is relatively 3afe but visitors should jxerciuj caution, pbrticularly after dark. Travj\ headlines 430) Front page 100 FCO 3 News Heads Weathjt Main MenuP476 CEEF—X 2 4760Sun 86 Feb 21:49/2 24/27 CAMBOfIA (13O05/:7) * 2/5 (he Foreign Office advjsj ag!inst most ttavjl outside the capital bz road, rail or boat. Apart from the Khmer Rouge threat, Randitry is fairly common and thjte are kanz uVauthotisjd road block3 manned b= armed personnel who extort Z#Njy fro[ travjMlerw.@@ @ @ @ -isUts l# "iPaLouRvUlli Bz road are possible provided travel is 3-4 hour; journr= sj(qom8tuted bjtwtun <am an4 4pm. It iu possjdli to travel by road $UtwUen@Phnom Pinh and the Viiimamfsj aNrdjr aloNg tPj Vbtio.al rouli NoL1. @ Travel hradlinjs 430 Front page 100 FCO 3 New; Heads +r this Main Min4P476 C$EF—X 2 4[6 S4n 6 FuRA :5Y/4 X R ]RQQ Londwn'; Bzse; Na;t -84atj 20:5 Old0Kunt +gad:FRwutj; 1 and 42 1ri diverted nortTbound dui to a burst water main. Wodurn Place: To5teu 68,91L164,184,V92 c^d)B5hSiteuvTjjvjr}ij)nottXbound dui to roadwor+s. B @ @ @@@ @ @ @ @ Long term bu[ di6jtsions: 0171 222 1200 @ Data from London Transport 5/6 Travel :[8 P0se kuudu 4-] WrpzTuz 40X F÷jghts oiws leaSt$ Trav Head 489s A-ZP476 CJEFAX 2 476 Sun 16 Fed 21:42/10 Wj£6Wj£3Sj£3k ,l=I|,|T<l4| h4|LT4 WU $kj $kj 'k 26O2/ CAMBODIA (13/02/97) 5W5 Truvellirs lo C mbodia wh uj journj8 will involve overflight of Aft(anistan should be aware that there are threats from military acthvity to civil aitctaft ovjrflyjng Afg(anjstan using royteu W668, A466, G402 Qnd V848. @ @ Some 1izlineu continue tw use thjsj Froutes. Othjts, including all Btiti;h carrijts, use alternative routes, V876 and V500, on which the threat is assjsvjd as minjmbl. Q Check dirjet eithjt with travel agents or aitlinjs, which router indjvjdubl aUrlinju are u6jnk.@ Travel headliner 431 Front page 100 FCO 3) Nrws HA Main MenuP476 CJJFAX 2 476 Sun 16 Feb 21:)2O4, T +u $kj $kj 'k 27/27 CAMBODIA (13/02/:7) 4/5 Do not cross the Cambodia/Thailand or 'CRnRodta0and Mqo3 botdjts sz q| T surface route. T(j aria insjdj Cambodia along the border with Thailand is especially dangerous. @ Do not inter Cambodia at Sod Kong by boat from Thailand. It is illegal. Visitors entering by that route will be Mined and mbz havb difFiculty in leaving the country through Pmnom Pinh +\tSr\btio]al Airport. @ @ @ Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 3 News Heads Weather Main MenuP476 CEEFAX 2 476 Sun 16 Jib 216)0/43 'j $kj $kj 'k 22/27 CONGNDI (0410269 ) The BritishtHonorary Co. ult arj5 Burundi and th subsjq nt clot re o thV borders@a d airports, BrUtisU \btionals are stton ly advised not@to LUe o 944281. The Embassy in Gins(ara can bj Rwanpst i accvedited to Burundi o a C44923,46101 ot Satcom 871 144Wg53 or v a Xe H ra C s in ko. Emj@gjnc@ cons@ ar ass@stanc@@only m bj so ght through t j Bri is r p e n at y wo kin f 567 22n ,v4 ) @ Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FaG 4 ,S/Ra$io A+j thrz Be0j& ern4P476 CEEFAX 2 476 Sun 16 Feb 21:39/20 3k 3kj£3k $ ,>h l4> h4> 4 U UE 19/27 BU$MA/MYANMA5 (2O1O97I 2/4 In early Dicjmbjt, student demonstrations broke out in leading to some 6iolint cla2hju. Ro1dbloqks UN Avenue, the home of Aung San Usu Uzi. On Dicem"ju 25, two bombs e|pjodjd in a pagoda on the outskiyts of killing 5 Qnd inj)rink 17 Burmese.Those risponsjdle have not@jjin identified. Although the bombs were not directed at foriignkts, trouble may recur and visitors shoud excitciyj ca4tion and remain vigilant. Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 3 News Heads Weathjt Main MenuP476 CJJFAX 2 477 Sun 16 Fed 52>41/s6 TL Wj $kj $kV 'U& )j2 "}j7K*bm' 3ju 2+O27 W"£££"£££"£££ CAMBODYA (13/04O:/) 3/6 The Foreign Office advise against any ot(et road journeys outside the immediate vicinity of Phnom Pend. @ When visiting the temples ot Angkor, travel sho4ld bj bz air to Sjim Rjpp airport. @ @ @ @ @ @@ @ @ @ @@@@@@ @ Visitors should not go beyond the main temple complex and should not jrz to 8isir Bankear Sdei oi ot0:W outl ing temples bjcausj of the threat from the Khmer Rouge aNd banditry. Travel headlines 430 Front@page 100 FB 3 News Heads Weathjt Main Menu