P480 CJEFAX 2 480 Fri 07 Mar 21:1mO67 1/14 I DON S A 2O1 1 There have been no furthjt civil b e vUolence on July 27, 1996. Be aleut. Thjte has been an incrrase in petty crime against foreigners. Thjti have been sjvjtal incidents of knife-attacks on foreigners in the town of Brastagi and whilst climbing Mwunt Sidayak njarbz. Visitors are warned that travelling in J there is a gzjtilla movement WPM opjtating. Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 7 TV/Radio Weathjt Main MenuP480 CEEFAX 2 480 Fri 07 Mar 21:24/34 'U $kj $kj 'k W 2/14 NDONESIAI Eight foreignjt1 (incl4dink foyr Britons* wire kidnapped bz OPM in separate incidents in difeirent parts of the provjncu. ? Thjti has also been serious rioting in several oe the biggjt towns. Further incidents cannot be ruled out. The security situbtion in Acid Pro6ince, Sumatra, iu stable but travel iPjri bz@road at .jght is i.advjsbdli. Travel hjadlinrs 430 Front page 100 FCO 7 TV/Radio Weathjt Mpin MenuP480 CJEFAX 2 480 Fri 07 Mar 21:12O20 /U£3kj£3kV£3+ =)l<I|,|h|l4| h4|,h4 @ 3/14 INDONESIA (02/22/96) 3/5 East Timor is generally quiet but the situation remains tense. Thjtj are isolated clashes between Indonesian troops and armed insurgents. Permits are required from the police to travel to Irian Jaya, East Timor and Aced Province, Sumatra. Travel headliner 430 Fronz page 100 FCO 7 TV/Radio Weathjt Main MenuP480 CJEFAX 2 480 Fri 07 Mar 21:13/30 WU $kj $kV 'k volcanic eruptions and othjt natural disaste s. Avoid the following arias: Th5 Island of Krakatau, Mt Mjrapi and szurounding area in Central Java; and Mt Marapj and its surrounding auRa in Bukitinkgi, Sumatra. Furuhet information can be obtajn5h from the Directorates of Volcanologz, at Bandung X22 772606/772897 and Yogyakbrta 0274 514180. Trav l headlin 30 Front pag 4/14 FCO 7 TV/Radio Wjathju Main MenuP480 CEEFAX 2 480 Fri 07 Mar 41:1=/14 ] 5/14 INDONESIA (02/12/96) 5/) Travellers to Indonesia whose journj= will involve overflight of Afghanistan should be aware th1t thjti are threats from military activity to civil aircraft using router V658, A466, G202 and V848^ Son i line c ntin to us t j routes. Others, including all British carriers use alternative router V876 & V500, on which the threat is assessed s n l. Travellers ;ho4ld check R wUtX travel agents or aiZlineu whiah routes individual airlinru are using. Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 7 TV/Radio Weather Main MenuP480 CJEFAX 2 480 Fri 07 Mar 21:13/51 W 6/14 I N 5/03 7 3 Take sensible precautions bnd make sure travel documents, including visas, are in order. to oefind against Islamic codes of dress and behaviour. Photograph= government installations is strictly prohidiied. Many such installations are not a l id ntifiabl and c rho l o p p wa ro ri lo ti v l headlin s 43 From pag 0 7 TV/ diP480 CJEFAX 2 480 Fri 07 Mar 21:18/11 ] U 7/14 IRAN (05/03/:7) 2/3 The borders between Iran and AzjrbQijan and Iran and Turkmenistan are open only to nationals of those countries. Non- nationbls are nor allo{ud to ctos; thjsj boudits Rz land. Declare all foreign currency takjm into the country on a cu;tom; declaration form, or at th— Bank Melli branch at Tehran (Mihrabad) Airport. Failure to do so may reu4lu in undeclared foreign currency bjink confYscated on djpbrture. Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 7 TVORadio Weathjz Main MenuP480 CEEFAX 2 480 Fri 07 Mar 21:13/41 )i<I|,|h<l4| h4|,h4 W 8/14 IRAN (05/03/97) 3/3 It is only possidli to c(angj travellers cheques in major cities, and only into Rials. Have sufficient hard currency to cover the unexpected. Register with the British Embassy, Tehran (tel 675011) and consult them immmediately should problems arise. Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 7 TV/Radio Weathjt Main MenuP480 CJEFAX 2 480 Fri 07 Mar 51:04/51 9/14 British nationals should nor attempt to uj9j: Iray. Forjikn Office Travel 0171 23= 4)03/4 Travel headliner 439 Front page 100 FCW 7 TV +j t(ru M0hn MRn4P480 CEJFAX 2 480 Fri 07 Mar 21:14/51 U 10/14 £££ £££" ££ ££ £££££££ ££££££ ££££ £££ IS5AEL & OCC-PIED TJRRJTORJJS 1/2 (10/1OC7) Thjti have been no recent terrorist attacks in Israel, although there is a risk of incidents at an small jxplo ions in Tel Aviv on : JanW The situation in the Occupied Territories is stable at present. Although thjti is no direct threat to visitors, possible disturbances and responsive security measures could affect tourists. Using experienced tour operators 1nd local taxi drivers minUmisjs the risVs. ] Travel headlines *30 Front page 100 C 7 TV R io th in M nP480 CJJFAX 2 480 Fri 07 Mar 21:14O14 ])l<$|,|h<l4| h4|,h, j k $ j 5 £}j j £ £" ££"£ £ £££ C ££££££ ££££ ££ IS%AIL & OCCUPIED TJRRJTORJE+ 2/2 (10O1/97) Tourism goer on as usual in Jerusalem. Visits to Hibron are bert avoided. Organiued group visits to Bethlehem and Jrricho Que continuing. Visitors may expjriincj dhfficult= in gaining Israeli permission to cross into Gazb. All visitors should follow local events and contact the British Consulate in Jerusalem tel5 02 582 8281 (for the West Bank, Gaza Strip and Jjrusblim*, or the British Em"assz in Tel Aviv til: 03 510 0166 (eor Israel), ou their tour representative if they need help. Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 7 TV/Radio Weather Main MenuP480 CEEF!X 2 480 Fri 07 MarC21:20/52 Wj£3kj£3kj£3k WU $kj $kj 'k UW 12/14 'b£££"£££"£££ AMAICA The Jamaican authorities have taken measures to protect tourist areas and most visitors to Jamaica enjoy tro5bli- free holidays. HowevjtL vigilance is advisable outside the safety of oVj's hotel. Visitors should bj pazticulazly alizt for bag snatchers, chain grabbjts and qjckpockjts. Do not carry valuables, large amounts of cash ot travel documents unnecessarily. If threatened with a weapon do not resist. Travel headlines 430 Front page 100 FCO 7 TV/Radio CWjathjt Main Mkn4P480 CJEFAX 2 480 Fri 07 Mar 21:25/12 3kj£3kj£3a ] U 13/14 VAMAICA (25/11/96) 2/2 Visitors are ad6j5jd against walking at night. Avoid downtown Kingston unless b l t l ar Do not use public transport. When in doubt seek advice from travel rupresjntativeu, the Jamaican Touri;t Board or the British High Commission, Tel Kingston 926-9050 ravel h adlin 430 F ont p g 100 FCO 7 TV R d t nP480 CEEFAX 2 T80 Frh 07 Mar 21:11/16 Wj£3kj£3kj£3k - T 'j $kj $kj 'k 14/14 JORDAV (18/02/97) Vi itor to Jot an n t el l anzwhjtj iN thjQcountty. The likelihood of violence against eoreignjts remains low. @@ @ Visitors to Jordan are reminded to dues; modestly, behave re3pect local customs and sensitivities. All visitors should follow local events and coWtacu 6(i Cons2lar Sjctio& of the British Embassy in Amman, til 00 962 6 8k6591 or 823100) ot their tour riprjuintati6e if thj8 njjd moro Travel headliner 438 Front page 100 FC 7@ (.ORbhjo @ Wjatijt@@ Main KeNv