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| 5:54pm, 9 May 2018: Latest Update: Summary – additional information on blockade in the city of Sucre on 9 May 2018. We expect the blockade will be lifted temporarily on 9 May to allow people to leave; if you wish to leave you should contact the local authorities. Travel restrictions are likely to continue on 10 May.
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| 4:59pm, 9 May 2018: Latest update: Summary – on 12 May 2018, national elections will take place in Iraq; there will be a heightened security presence across the country over the weekend; terrorists may try to disrupt the elections by carrying out attacks; the Government of Iraq has announced the closure of all land and air borders for 24 hours from 12.01am on 12 May; if you're due to travel to or from Iraq on this date, you're advised to contact your airline or travel company for advice on alternative arrangements and amend your plans accordingly
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| 4:31pm, 9 May 2018: Latest update: Summary – removal of link to information page for the AS Roma v Liverpool FC match on 2 May
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| 3:55pm, 9 May 2018: Latest update: Summary – addition of information to inform residents that warning sirens are to be tested on 10 May 2018; Safety and security section (Saudi Arabia-Yemen border) – amended information on intercepted missile attacks over Riyadh, reflecting most recent attack on 9 May 2018
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| 3:48pm, 9 May 2018: Latest update: Summary – updated information on blockade in the city of Sucre; we expect the blockade will be lifted temporarily later on 9 May to allow people to leave; if you're in Sucre, you're advised to remain in touch with the local authorities and keep up to date with this travel advice
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| Democratic Republic of the Congo travel advice 3:33pm, 9 May 2018: Latest update: Summary – Addition of information on 2 confirmed cases of Ebola in the town of Bikoro, near Mbandaka in Equateur province
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| 3:20pm, 9 May 2018: Latest update: Health section – additional information on travelling with medication
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| 11:19am, 9 May 2018: Latest update: Safety and security section (Local travel) – additional information on state of emergency
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| 8:43am, 9 May 2018: Latest update: Summary – removal of information on public rally on 8 May
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| 5:21pm, 8 May 2018: Latest update: Summary – additional information on general election on 9 May
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| Bermuda (British Overseas Territory) travel advice 3:19pm, 8 May 2018: Latest update: Local laws and customs section – additional information on the Domestic Partnerships Act which comes into effect on 1 June 2018
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2:22pm, 8 May 2018: Latest update: Summary – addition of information, on 26 April 2018, the Venezuelan and Panamanian authorities agreed to restore diplomatic relations, including travel links between the countries; Health section – editorial amendments
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12:34pm, 8 May 2018: Latest update: Entry requirements section – additional information on extension of visa waiver until June 2021
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11:54am, 8 May 2018: Latest update: Summary and Safety and security section (Political situation) – removal of information on municipal elections on 6 May
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11:21am, 8 May 2018: Latest update: Summary – additional information on the fuel shortage throughout Sudan
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11:11am, 8 May 2018: Latest update: Summary and Safety and security section (Road travel and Cruise ships) – updated statistical information
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9:25am, 8 May 2018: Latest update: Health section – editorial update to hospital information
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8:57am, 8 May 2018: Latest update: Health section – addition of information on dengue fever
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| 4:32pm, 7 May 2018: Latest Update: Summary – As of 7 May 2018, there are blockades around the city of Sucre. All flights into and out of Sucre on 7 May have been cancelled; future flights may be cancelled at short notice. You should check with your airline before travelling. Do not attempt to cross blockades, and follow the advice of the local authorities before attempting to leave the city.
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| Central African Republic travel advice 3:03pm, 7 May 2018: Latest Update: Safety and Security – Local Travel – In April and early May 2018, there were clashes between armed groups and security forces across the capital, in particular the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th districts, with reports of over 20 people killed and over 180 people injured. Tensions were concentrated in particular around the PK5 area of Bangui; we continue to advise against travel to this part of the capital. Many businesses and schools in Bangui are closed as a result of unrest. Consular Assistance – There is no British Embassy in the Central African Republic. British nationals needing urgent help should contact the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in London on +44 20 7008 1500.
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