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Indonesia releases travel warning for France
The Eiffel Tower illuminated in the French colors in honor of the victims of the attacks on Friday in Paris, Monday, (AP/Daniel Ochoa de Olza)The Indonesian government has released a travel warning on Monday for Indonesians planning to travel to France, as well as those in the country following last week's attacks in Paris that claimed 129 lives
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The Eiffel Tower illuminated in the French colors in honor of the victims of the attacks on Friday in Paris, Monday, (AP/Daniel Ochoa de Olza) (AP/Daniel Ochoa de Olza)
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span class="caption">The Eiffel Tower illuminated in the French colors in honor of the victims of the attacks on Friday in Paris, Monday, (AP/Daniel Ochoa de Olza)
The Indonesian government has released a travel warning on Monday for Indonesians planning to travel to France, as well as those in the country following last week's attacks in Paris that claimed 129 lives.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Arrmanatha Nasir told thejakartapost.com that the travel warning 'followed the state of emergency status set by the French government.'
Indonesian citizens traveling to France were urged to monitor the situation updates on the French government's official websites and be aware of the security conditions.
While those already in France must 'stay on alert and avoid public places and obey suggestions and policies in effect.'
The ministry also urged citizens to follow updates from the Foreign Affairs Ministry at the Indonesian Embassy in Paris and Marseille Consulate from time to time and to bring identity cards, passports and important telephone numbers when traveling.
Diplomat at the Indonesian Embassy in Paris Yoseph Tutu said that no Indonesian casualties or victims had been reported. 'Around 103 victims have already been identified, some officials of other nations, such as Belgium, Portugal, Romania and Spain, have stated that their citizens were victims," Yoseph said.
In case of emergency, Indonesian citizens can contact:
Indonesian Embassy in Paris, 47-49 Rue Cortambert, 75116 Paris or call +33621122109 (Mr. Yoseph Tutu),+33609151317 (Ms. Dila), +33613504920 (Mr. Ramadhan).
