Travel: Departures: Cambodia risks

Saturday 26 February 1994 00:02 GMT

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VISITORS to Cambodia are being warned by the Foreign Office that military activity in the country has increased. The travel advice unit (071- 270 4129) suggests that visitors should contact the British Embassy in Phnom Penh (010 855 23 27124) for an assessment if wishing to travel outside the main centres.

Also, tourists visiting Estonia are being warned that crime, 'sometimes violent', is on the increase.

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