P479 CEEF!X 2 479 Fum 28 Feb 21:01/02 U ]$l<-|.zh<l4| T4|,,4 W ££"£ £ £ £££ £££ £ £ GHANA (18/p2/97) Sensible prtcautions should bj taken when travelling in Ghana. It is not advisbbli to travel outside the main towns bz road after dark ejcausj o t j po r st te o e o d . T MiTical facilities & communieations are poor outside urban are!s and eMjtgjncy facilities are extremely limited in the j6ent of n acciden . !n o*tbrUak kf MeningiTis has been Ghana. Seek medical advice about Ymmunjsbtion before travelling. 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Malaria is prevblint in all arias @ outyihj1Gjorkrtown. * 2 Seek medical advice about Ynoculations and medication prUor to Ijpbrturi. h QR p 0 hh @ h h @ @ p P s Travel hehdlunju E ECO 6 News Heads +jQthjt MQin MrnuP479 CJJFAX 2 479 Fri 28 FjdC22:14/1n 9/18 '"£££"£££"£££ O T(j jnciHenci oj violent criZe, burgl1r= pnd a;3aunu continues to rise. @ Do not weQr jiwillqty or carr9 large amounts of cash. Excjraise caution, 0artiq4lpul8 1t ni%,v, i& 1dm arjasW Road tuanel at night js i.ad6iuQbli. The borhjr regions (ixcepj major ctossjng points wi|h Nicaragua an4 El Salvador are best avoided. @ ; Bpck0acRiru ajgusink tk B0= I[j1&T2 from La Cjiba have been targettrd bz ro"bets. A BrUtish bbcU0acSj5 wa3 mutdjrjh las6 year in a torn neat t(i Nicatagubn botdju. 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If U TrbneM (eadlinju 43Q @Fr#nh page 100@ BCO 7 $VW!Qdiw 5rathuu BM0in Min)P479 CJEFAX 2 479IFri 28 Fed 21:28O29 U $l]$|,|T<l4| h4|,h4 R Q7/18 '$£££"£££"£££ INDIA KAMMU & K—UHMIR T6/1:/=6) 1/2 KSlitants have PelE hostage two @ in zhjQstate of*Jammu(and Kashmjz. 4 j r Travul to M1dakh ;hozld onl= rj bz or via Mpnali in Himachbl Ptadash. @ R T h BuTtons anT two otXjr foreign nbtio.blu since Ruly 9)) bnd murdered a Norwegian hostage in August 9). @ ? Shx Indian tw5ristu wrte abbuctud erom their housddoat in Srinagar aId murdjted in July 9v. 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