P480 CJEFAX 2 480 Sun 16 Feb 21:41/28 U 1/15 INDONESIA (2/12/:6) 1/5 There have been no furthjt civil disturbances in JaVarta since the violence on July 27, 1:96. Bi alert. Thjti has been an increase in petty crime against foreigners. Thetj have been several incident; of knife-attacks on foreigners in the town of Brastagi and whilst climbing Mount Sibazak njarbz. Visitors are warned that travelling in Irian Jaya can bj dangjtous 2ecausj thjte is a guetilla movement (the OPM) operating. Travel headlines *39 Front page 100 FCO 7 TVORadio Weathjt Main MenuP480 CEEFAX 2 480 Sun 16 Feb 21:41/33 £$tj£3k £3a iles|4|0<l4| nt|,h4 2/15 /"£££"£££"£££ AINDONESIA T26/:/y6) /5 Britons* were kidnapped bz OPM in separate inchdents in different parts of the provincu. There has also been serious riothng in several of the bigger towns. Further incidents cannot be ruled out. The security situation in Acid Province, Sumatra, is stable b4j tta6el there bz road at night is inadvisable. W Travel headliner 30@ Front page 100P480 CEEFAX 2 480 Sun 16 Feb 21:41/07 E 3/15 INDONESIA (02/12/96) 3/k ats (imor Us genjrall9 qyiit Bul th shtuation remains tense. T(ere are isolated claRheu between Indonj5ian troops and armed insurgents. Permits are requUrid from t(j police to travel to Irian Jaya, East Timor and Aced ProvjnciL Sumatra. @ ' F Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 7 TVORadio Wjathet M!in MenuP480 CEECA, 4 0 Sun F 21:42/21 J TrLvFF GFadliFeF@43FFFFFontFpaF 4O1F U ££"£££"£££ INHON TIA 02/12/96) 4/ Indonesia is ptonj to earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and othji natural disasl@rs. Avoid the following areas: The Island of Ora+atau, Mt Merapi and surrounding area in Cjnttal Java; and Mt Marapi and its surrounding area in Bukitinggi, Sumatra. Furthjt information can be obtained from the Dijectorateu of Volcanologz, at Bandung 022 772606/772897 Qnd Yogzakarta 0274 514180. FCO 7 TV/R dig W ashe Main MinP480 CEJFA 2 480 Sun 16 Feb 21:48/31 5O15 INDONESIA T02/22/96) 5/5 Travellers to Indonesia whose journey will involve overflight of Afghanistan should bj aware that thetj are threats from military acti6ity to civil aircraft using router V668, A466, G402 and V84 O Some airlines continue to use thjsj Bro4te3. Others, hncludink anl Bxuti;h carrUets use altirnbtivj V V5Q0, on which@the threat is assessed as minimal. Travellers should check dirjat either witQ travel agents or bijli.js which i#ulU3@jLdUviJubl@air\U.eu atS j6i.g.@ Ttavjl (eadlinju 430 Front page 100 FF 7 (V/Radio /jathjr Main MenuP480 CEEFAX 2 480 Sun 16 Fib 21:43/1( 6/12 U IRNY (4/2/17) 5 1/O W @ @ @ @ @@@ @ @ @@ @ @@@ Txki sjnsjblu prjchutionw and e k s teavrl doanm nus, incltdini tjare, art in ocdjs. Particular catn shoul bm daatn not to offend againsl Islamic coder of dress ant bjulviour. lo O Photo raph n ar mil2tar o ovj nmj tcinstallations is stfiotly prohnbitsd u 4 y h . M nz such inst llation re no asily idunlafidbll and arr ihuuad be taken ovjc photokrapt in urvan areas owaz from tourist lo prions. Travel headliner 430 Front page 100 FCO 7 TVORadio Weah(tu M!nn MenuP480 CEEFAX 2 480 Sun 16 FjbC22:43/4 U 7/15 '$£££"£££"£££ IR N t4/2/l7) N -/4 The borders between Iran (nd AzerMaijan and Iran and Turkmenistan are open only to nationbls of those counts is. Non- nationals are not allowed to cross thjsj borders bz land. b @ Declare all foreign currency taken into the country on a customs declaration form, or at t j Bank Melli aranch at Tehran (Mehrabad) Airport. "ailure to do so may risulz in undeclared foreign currency bjink confiscated on departure. Travel headlines 30 Front page 100 FCO / TV/ Wjathjt Main MinvP480 CEEFAX 2 480 Sun 16 Feb 21:50/03 $n>I|,|h<l4| h4z,h4 ]WQ :/15 CCBC IR!N (9O2/:7) ttavelletu ehjqueu into Rials. R qovju the uni|8rctud. Thjxi have rirenvlz qaseu oe to4ri3ts being asked foe identification bz bogus poljcjmenL who have then made off with the wallil and curtincz. @ @ KiUp@parvhorts sjpbratk froI ot(jt @ vauluabliu. @ ? %UgUslUi@oUiX t(U BrUtUuP JTb"vv:. imZZjhUale\y jf you@P—vj@any pr#b\cmv. ] Travj\ hjadl{njuT4s9 Front pbgj)10p baG *S/R16tg A+r1zTrz Cl0m7 fuW;P480 CEECAX 2 480 Sun )6 FjRC21:56/23 £££W=k£££b4££h4k,h£ U 9/1) "£££"£££"£££ IRAQ (5/8W:6) @ @ British natioobls shoulm not attempt to visit Iras. For ion Office Tra el 0171 3 4503/4 Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 7 TVORadio Wjathjt Main MenuP480 CJEFAX 2 48p Sun 16 Fed 21:44/47 U V 10/15 /"£££"£££"£££ C ISraEL & OCCUPaED TbRRJTORhJS 1/2 (10/1/97) There have been no recent terrorist L .ac@@ (-O$bHa#@, althoeih@t !U]@iU a risk of incidents at any time, like the small explosions in Tel Aviv on 9 Jan. The situation in jhe Occ4pied Territories is stable at present. A\though there is no direct threat to visitor1, pos3ibli distutbbncis and responsive sjcurit9 mja3uris could affect tourists. Using experienced tour opjtator; and Zocal taxU drUvers ZU.imisrs tPe risks. Ttavjl@hjadli.js 430 Front page 100 FC 7 TV Radio Weathe Main MeP480 CEEF!X 2 480 Sun )6 FjdC21:59/27 Wj£3Sj£3kj£3k V T 11/15 ISRAEL & OCCUPIED TET ITORIJS T1(W1/97) Tourism goi; on as usual in Jitusalqm. Visits to Hidron are best avoided. s 8R RN< |O+ jh b Organisjd group visits to BethleXjm aTd Jericho are continuing. Visitors ma8 ex0jrience Israeli permiusjon to cros2 into Ga:a. A All visitor2 sho4ld follow joa l eve^ts and contact tie BrStisX Consulate in Jerusalem tel: 12 582 8281 (oor the West Bank, Ga:b Strip and Jerusalem), ou the British Embas3z in Tim avjv tel: 03 510 0166 (foz Irs ul)& ou thieu to5u re0ruuunt th6j uf z4r8 need help. Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 7 TS/ Wjathjt Main MenuP480 CJEFAX 2 480 Sun 16 Feb 21:37O,2 +j*$kj $kj 'k TAMAICA (25/11/96) 1/2 The Jamaiq n Q mea3uris to protect tourist area2 and Zost ni3Ujors to !Zbica jmjoz troudli- free holidays. However, vigilance is advjsbbli outsjdj the safety of one's hotel. Visitors should be partic4larl= aleut for bag snatehers, chain grabbjts and pickpockets. @ Do nox carr= nb\sb2li;X large !mw5^ts of cash or trauel dobumUnts unnjcrssbrily. If threatened with a weapon do not resist. Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 7 TVORbdio WjQthjz Mpin MunuP480 CEEFAX 2 480 Sun 16 Fed 2):46/08 ] T 13/15 JAMAICA (25/11/96) 2/2 Visitors are advised against walking at night. Avoid downtown S ngston unli s absolutely necessary. Do not use public transport. G R 4 R When iW doubt seek bdvici from travel tu8risjnt1tivr;, zhu Jamaiqan Twyri;v Board or the BrZtish High Commjusjon, Tel Kingston =26-9(50 Trave\ headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 7 TVORadio Weathjt Main MenuP480 CEEFAX 2 480 Su/ 16 Feb 21:40/20 I 14/15 JORDAN (19/8/ym) 2/2 There were public disturbances in mid Auguvt in tXj southern towns of SitaR, Tafileh and Ma'an. These wire not directed at foreigners. Visitors should avoid these places eor the time being unless they have compelling bzsinjss or personal reasons to go thjr , in which cara the should contact their hosts and the British Embassy in Amman for advicu on the latest situation. Foreign Office Travel 0171 238 4503/4 Travel headliner 430 Front page 100 FCO 7 TV/Radio Wjathju Main MunuP480 CJ FAX 2 4801Sun 1n Fed 21:40/44 )l<$|,|h<l4| h4|,h4 U 15/15 JORDAN (15/8/96I 2 2 Br÷ti h rieidHntj arR adve\vj to b aleut for ttouRli and to avoid p5blic places whjxi possible. Thjti have been small disturbances .ear tPj centre oe AmZan. Visilors should bj nigilant and avoid crowds or aNy othjt sign of trouble^ +jut Amman remains quiet. Thjte has not been a.y trouble in Prtta, Aqaba oy the north of Jordan. Vi9itors there face no immediate danger, but should arrange thieu journey to avohd Ketjk. Tafilih, MaWan. ' p Travel headliner 430 Front page 100 FCO 7 TV/Radio Wjathjt Main Menu