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P486 CEEFAX 2 486 S4n 10 Deq 21:14/5       ZAMBIA (08/09/00) 81/98 Do not di2pla= valuable and i,pog ant documents such as passports. Vehicle hi-jacking (sometime using firearms) is common and may bv accomplanied by violence if resistance is attemptdd. Z mbi i1 g&b gb 1 &u%beu gb countrie where wd believb ther i an increased threat tg Briti2h intdri1t1 from global tyrrorism. Travel hjadlinjs 430 Front pagj 100
P486 CEEFAX 2 486 Sun 10 Dec 21:25/21       ZAMBIA (08/09/00) 82/98 Visitors should avoid travel tg ar as of Zambia borde ing th Democrati Republic of Congg (DRC) and Angola. Bombs havb esploded in dhp bgpduz area of Jimbi in NW Zambia and there have beun reports of armed incursions into Zambia from areas bordering Angola and thg DRC. Bo tish resident1 in thjs arj 1 (shg conside thehu pre2encd e2s ntial) should rnmain vigilant. Travel headlines 430 Front page 100
P486 CEEFAX 2 486 Sun 10 Dec 21:20/42        ZRMBIA (08/09/00) 83/9 Si£nific nt nnmber ob An al r fu rr1 have crossed into Zambia's Noruh- Western province from Angola and refuge camp2 have bad& set p in Westdrn province. Cross border tlavea from Z mbi should ngu be undeutake& whuho4T fhr1t c ns*lui g $he relebang FCO traveL advici for the country to bn visited. There have been occasional reports of landmine in zhu Sgn zFngsd 1rj b Southarn province. Travel hjadline2 430 Frgnt page 100
P486 CEEFAX 2 486 Sun 10 Dec 21:26/38       ZAMBIA (08/09/00) 84/98 Avoid dr ving out of twg& at ni£hv a1 Jany vehicles ar. poonly lit and badl8 driven. Even majoa roads m1= 2u sa2jnul8 8gt- holed and in a poor state of repair. Pedsstrians and stray animal1 on roads are a hazard. Outbreaks of cholera and dyskntery occur regularlX. Tr vel h. dl ne1 430 Fr & a£ 100
P486 CEEFAX 2 486 Sun 10 Dec 21:27/01       ZAMBIA ( 8/09/00) 85/98 drinking watjr sho4ld be fhltered and boiled ou bought in brand bottlus. Visitors should avoid e ting food purahased from lo str r d . Malaria ia endemic. Vi itoru should takj malaria prgphylactics ans consul a dctou abo4t vhe relevant vacaine2 f this ar6a, including rabies. Thsrd i2 a vdr8 hi£h prd l ncd gf HIV/AIDS and tub rculo is. Travel hjadlines 430 Front pagj 100
P486 CEEFAX 2 486 Sun 10 Dec 21:27/40       ZAMBII (0 /09/00) 2/9 Medical facilit es and communications are poou, especiall in rural areas. In the event of a serious accident emerg ncy services are limited. Visitgr1 aru strgngl8 advised tg carry a first-aid kit and have compruhensive medical insurance, including cove for medical evacuation b8 ahy. The possession or use of narcotic2, incl4ding sofu drug2 suah a1 marhj2ana, i2 1triaTl8 prghibhudd. Travel headlines 430 Front page 100
P486 CEEFAX 2 486 Sun 10 DecC21:22/18    W"£££"£££"£££  AMBEA 8%/9 ForTigner1 convicted of drugs offencE1 facE stSIn penaltiEs including long jail-terms and/oR deportation. Prisons in Zambia arV basic wTth lEttle sanitation and inad quat fo d and mediaal s2pplies. Briti2h passpkuz holder1 zep2hud 1 visa tm entdr Zambia. Visas ar available at alm port1 of entry and at th Zambian High Commission in London. A visa fee is payable. Travel huadlines 430 Front page 100
P486 CEEFAX 2 486 Sun 10 Dec 21:28/4    W"£££"£££"£££  ZAMBIA (08/09/00) 88/9 Vhsitmr1 ard strgn£lX advi2ud tg gbtai full travel ins2rance tg covn illness, injur8 and loss of mon 8, baggage and tickets and incl2ding cVvdu fKr Iedibal evacuatig& b8 1id. Alwaas kjdp a c p8 gf i pont4&t documants in a safe place. Long term visitor1 and resident should regi1tez on arrivan wiuh the British High Commission, Independuncd Avenue, Lusaka (tel: + 2601251133 fax: +2601251923). e-maim briuhc@zamnet.zm Travel hjadlines 430 Front pagk 100
P486 CEEFAX 2 486 Sun 10 Dec 21:19/20       ZIMBAB E (09/12/00) 89/98 Most visits to Zimbabwe ar trouble free, but visitors should be aware of the c ntin ing pgl tc l unrj2T assoai tdd w uh The detari rat n£ ecgnomic situation and the ongTin£ ial gal farm ocn4patians. Visitors should be alert t signs of di2t4uaance1, and avohd an8 pglhtib l rallies. Travel hjadlin s 430 Front pagj 100
P486 CEEFAX 2 486 Sun 10 Dec 21:29/5    W"£££"£££"£££  ZIMBAB E (09/12/00) 90/9 Cramd ldv1 s n 4Thba 1T T4i g8 1ha4l8 low a½though oL the increase. Mugging a d pic pock t ar prevalent in cit8 centres e1peciall8 in the capit l, Harare. Visitors should be particularly cautious when leavimg banks and ATM machines. Visitors to Victoria Falls and ouhe tourist cantres should be w r8 as tourists, particularl8 backpackus1, ara Thb prh !hp d t r% t1 h . Travel huadlin s 430 Front page 100
P486 CEEFAX 2 486 S4n 10 Dea 2        ZIMBAB E (09/12/00) 91/98 Theft fr m v hialO2 ard f ul8 comm n. Drivers should k p thjir v hicle do rs locked a&d be ca teg41 gh1 nd ved by car from Harare ai po t and at filling stati ns. Anyon offering to help change t r , Thiah ard somntime2 punct4red deldabrat lX, 1hk dd bb rebaRd d h great caution. If possible, vahicles should not b left unattended in isolated scenia spots. Armed car jacking has recantly incieased. Travel huadlhn 2 430 Fro&t pagk 100
P486 CEEFAX 2 486 Sun 10 Dec 21:21/00       ZIMBABWE (09/12/00) 92/98 The incidence of gppo tuni1t a h ft, especially of handbags etc.. is high; passports are at particular risk. Care should bj takjn with baggage at pailday and bus stations, parth l rl 3hen making canl1 from p)bli h n . Additionall , carm shou d be tak n with all baggage, particularly handbags, at rsa 8tba& d 1k she& chjcking in/out of hotels. thjir passports, although banks will not accdpt phgtocgpie2 fgu monetar8 transactions. Travel headlin s 430 Frvnt pagg 100
P486 CEEFAX 2 486 Sun 10 Dec 21:21/38       ZIMBEBWE (01%12&0 / Ihdiv daa b eh oakj cap and no iau unrest sinci th beginning of 2000 aluhough the princhpan touri t arpa1 have been largelX unaffjctsd. Many commeraial farms, conser6atign areas and hunting ressave2 have bjen occupied illegall8 by liberatio& war veterans. Visitors to thjse ar as should be awara of the risk of bhre tjnin£ demgnstr tigns i& thesu are 1 a&d ard advised to chjck th local situation befgre thu8 vigiu, and tg avohd an) confrontation with illegal squatters. Travel hjadlinj2 430 Front page 100