P478 CEEFAX 2 478 Sun 16 Fed 21:42/21 Wj $kj $kU 'k J 20O20 GEORGIA (3/1O97) 2/2 Q@UN#@U procedures on aircraft used on internal/inteunationQl flights are always properly observed. @ Bi vigilant and taVj sensible precautions against mugging, eupjciallly after dark. Power cuts are frequent, especially in winter. ' @@ @ @ @ @ @ @ $ravel headlines 430 Fronj page 100 FCO 5 Sport Wjathjt Main MenuP478 CJEFAX 2 478 Sun )6 Feb 11:k2/45 ^ DJ BOUT ^WJ@@@@ Atjas of the country remain cloyed. @ @ @ @ Take notmbl persoNal safety @ precautions iV Djibouti Cit= and, except@in lPj@too]@cUMttc]@bloUD travelling at night. Do not use t(j m!in roads betweeV Djibouti and Et(iopia/Eritrea where tXjre i3@a sjrjous risk of ba^dirty. BtitisX Nationbls should register on arrival with the BrYtish Honorary Consun in DjiRouti, til: 35 38 44 @ Ttavjl headlines 430 Front pag 1/2( FCO 5 S8ozz AW GP478 CIEFAX 2 478 Sun 16 Fed 21:53/29 U@ 2/20 D ZINICAN REPUBLIC (4O2Oz7R Petty crime involving tozrists is infrequent but normal precautions should be taken i.i. do nwt leave vbluabliu or baggage un1ttundud in zhj cat or on the beach. @ The situation in HQjti dwi; not affect tourist areas in the Dome.jcan Republic, whjcX are@a considerable distance@from the botdet. Tourisls in the Dominican Republic Que njvjut(jleus advised to kjjp@ thjmselde2 informed of the laleQd hevjlopmjnts in tXj area. Travel headliner 430 Front page 100 FCO 5 Spoyt Wear(jt Main Men;P478 CEEF—X 2 67 Sun )6 Fjp 91:43/34 'i£3kj£3kjQ3k -l<$|,|h<l4| X4|,h4 jOE U 3/20 ECUADOR (7O2/y6I @ 1/2 @ @ The Countrywide national strike is continuing. TUe situation remains tense. Roads may bj blocked @@ @ @ @ The Ecuador/Peru cjasjfire rem!ins in place. The botdjt iu open but sjn3itive. Identification doeumjnts are essential at all times. Only use well marked paths as there a{e still mtnjs in thu area. @@@ @@ @@ @ @ @@ @ @ Tjavel hjadlinr2 430 Front Xakj )00 FCO 5 Sport Weathkr Main MenuP478 CEJF—X 2 SF 22:43/58 V U 4/20 C JC-eDOR (7O2/96) R/* 2 Always check with the jmbassz for jhc lat t advi . Pickpockets operate in all major tourist centres especially in QuZto's historic centtu. Take sen3jblu ptecaulions. @ Thjtj has been an incteasj in violent crime. This includes rural arias. Avoid travelling at night. For the latest local advice contact the British Embassy, Qjiti tel: k6Q Travel headlines 430 Front pbge 100 FCO 5 Sport +eathjz Main Mun;P478 CJ FAX 2 478 Sun 16 Feb 21:)4/22 WjC3+j£ski£3k -l<E|L|h<l4< h4|LX4 'j $kj $kj 'k 5/20 '"£££"£££"£££ EGYPT X0//02/97) / Since 1992 ixttrmiuts h1vj conducted a cpmp i7n of violin u akQin; g ptian ovj mj t an av wa d tourists not to visit@Egypt. @ In April )996, gunmen o0jnid fire oW a tourist bur outside a hotel in Cairo, killing 18 Greek to5rhsts and wo5/$hnk ot(its. Responsibility has "een claimed by a known Egyptian tutrormst gtouh, who said that the intended tatgjj had been Israeli toitistk, in retaliation for YSBS# #]^@ Travel Xeadli.js 430 @Front page 100 FCO k 3pot| CWjajhju FMain MenuP478 CEJFAX 2 478 Sun 16 Feb 21:44O47 W 6/2( EFCCCCCCCCCCC EGYPT hp6/02/97) 2/2 @ @ @@@@@@ @ @ @ @ Apart from the Cairo attack, incidents during the last year have been largely confincd to attacks on security forces in parts oj the Govjrnorate of Mi.za. @None have involved tourists. Ovjt 300,000 Brjtiuh touri;ts visited IWzpt in 1996. The Egyptian amlhoqitiis attach the highest priority to pro cTR TvihiRoRsRRuR4)4c Rt Tan) bj gubranteeh. Ui3jtors@are advi3ed to riupjct any advice froY the local security@ authoritiesL especially whj^ visiting the Gonjrnorati oj Minya. They should ejibvj and dress discreetly. Travel headlines 43( Front page 108 FCO 5 Sport (AWjQthjt Main MenuP478 CEEF—X 2 478 Sun 16 Fub 2 :45O46 UV U@S 8/20 W!£££"£££"£££ EL +ALVAH " (25O11O9*I 2O2 Bu3injusmjn@who are@mjz at the aji8ort and are accompanied during their trip bz a local representative rind to have fewer problems. @ @ @ @ @ @ All British and Commonwealth visitors to El Salvbdor are advised to rigistUt wijh the British Embassy. Eor tXj latest local advice, pleavj contact@the British Embassy in San Salvador,@xel no: 29= 1768/ 298 1769 or 498 1455. . Rr16el hepdjinrs 43( FroWv xpki 10X FC 5 Sport Wjathjr Main MenuP478 CEEFAX 2 478 Sun 16 Feb 21:38/42 j 3 < 4 h4|Lh4 WE£££$£££"£££ ERRTRJA (11/02O:/) 2/2 @ fvoid thjBSfdanr@— rotdj! auRa whBti thjte have been reports of s+irmishj1 and banditry. Do not attempt to cross the borljt as it iu efeectivjly closed. The Hanjsh Islands are subject to a territorial dispute between ErYtrea and Yemen. Mariners sXould be awaji that t(j jslandu tiemsjlvjs and the coastlines o8positi are sjnsutivj arias t tion l s o l ki t the British Consulate in Asmara (tel 12 01 4*) on arri6bl particularly if they i^tend to travel by road to areas outside the capital. Travel headlines 430 Front page 10( FCO 5 Sport Weathjt@ Main MenvP478 CEEFAX 2 478 Sun 16 Feb 21:%7/13 Wj£3kj£3kj£3k - Wj $kj $kj 'k W 12/20 ESTO[IA (J/8/96) Trav6llite should take renZjble Rrgh and Sin id J Ef 6 a b8 imjm j k T B pvj Ca$ th fo is a growinl iroilcm. u @ t For, an Offiic Truval 0171 23n 45 3/ threat p se bz boat hjivjs @ c\ H * o g po i i s g coast f Co fu to inc r3ions b= ,ravel headliner 430 Front page 100 FCO 5 Spot| SWeazmjz MQin MunuP478 CJJFAX 2 478 Sun 16 Feb 42:39/41 U 13/20 ETlIOPIA (17/01/:7) 2/4 Vi @ o@ly t re ogniuj tor@ists ariasL ie the Rift Valley lakes, Addis A8lOa anV t>* U ghland Tourist TUtti. @ Avoid travel in east Ethiopia (So ali Region - Harerge), South Bale and Borjna and south of Arba Minch and Nigjli. Dire Dafa, Paras and the road between are unsbfe at present. Three foreigners months. There wire bomb jxplosjons at hotels in Ethiopia in 1996 - be vigilant at all times. Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 5 Sport Weathjt Main MenuP478 CEEFAX 2 478 Sun 16 Feb 22:39/55 X WU $kj $kj 'k R 14/20 /a£££"£££"£££ ETHJ PTA (17/01/:7) 2/4 p h h " Avoid ostentatious displays of money or ca#jQas,@jUwQlltSc Btc. Avoid sea=ing outside kajor towns and travelling after dark. Bj especially uigilant in market places and poorer parts of town. Do not leave the mDin xSeab road @n the Afar region. Avoid all boudjt arias except those between Ethiopia and Eritrea. p R IfQcrossing dy land to Ki#za stcz on the main road. The land botdet with Sudan is effectively closed. Do not aroys it undjt any circumstances. Travem headliner 430 Front page 100 FCO 5 Spoxz Weajhjt Main Mqn;P478 CEEFAX 2 478 Sun 16 Fed 21:)0/20 'U $Kj $kj 'S Y 15O20 AETHIWPTQ (18/01/97) 3/ Credit cards are not accepted in It(iopUa except as a re3idjnt of the Hilton Hotel, !4di; A"a"a, 1nd bz yomr airlines. @ Do not take photoguaXhs of military establishments including, for example, the Blue Nile Rivet Brjdsj and it; immjdiatiQsurroundings. Do not wear miitary styli Xcamouflagj) clothing. The rai6= season oiaur; fxom J5nj to September. Some roads will bi iUpUee f#i@omd otXj@ t a@ i *4c l dzring this pjxiodNaSeik local advice. Ttavjl headliner 430 Front page 100 FC 5 Sport +eathjt Main MenuP478 C JFAX 2 478@Sun 26 Feb 2R:)p/4, C ] I 'j $kj $kj 'k 16/20 ET(IOPUA Ts7O(1/:7) 4/4 R Register bt the Consular Section, British Kmbassz, Addis Ababa, til 61 23 5%L particularly if you intend to travel bz road to areas outside the cap sal. @ @ @ @ @@ @ @ Travel headliner 430 Front page 100 FCO 5 Sport +jathjt Main MrnuP478 CJ FA @2 478 Sun 16 Fed 41:41/07 19/20 GEORGIA (3/2/:7) 1O2 Visijs bz road to most pbtts of Georgia can be made in tilati6j safety, alzhoug, travel at night o4tsidu T"elise should bj avoided if possible. (hj breakaway regions of Abs(a:ia and South Ossetia should be strictly avoided as both remain insecure. The GeorgjaORussja land border is generally closed to WeutenjtsO ThUti@dane been recent outbreaks oe di8thjtia in crorgia. Seek mediq1l F advice befotu ttavenling. Midiqpn eacilities are limitedN @@ @@@@ @ @ @@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ Travel headliner 430 Front pbgj 100 FCO 5 Sport B+eatHjt Mpin Menu