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travel-advisory

Editorial 1 month ago

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Tourist safety first

As brutal violence replaces petty theft in Bali’s headlines, the island faces a reckoning over public safety. With international travel advisories mounting, provincial leaders must decide if they will protect their guests or continue to deflect responsibility.

Middle East and Africa 1 year ago

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Foreign Ministry advises caution for Indonesians in Lebanon

The Foreign Ministry in Jakarta advises caution for Indonesian citizens in Lebanon in light of the rising tensions fueled by an Israeli strike in Beirut that killed a top commander of Lebanese armed group Hezbollah.

Asia & Pacific 1 year ago

Indonesian citizen dies in Bangladesh riots

An Indonesian national has died in Jashore as a result of the massive riots and antigovernment protests in Bangladesh, the Foreign Ministry in Jakarta said on Tuesday.

Middle East and Africa 1 year ago

Indonesia advises citizens in Lebanon to leave immediately

The Foreign Ministry has advised all Indonesian citizens to immediately leave Lebanon as well as advised against all travel to Lebanon, Iran and Israel amid rising tensions in the Middle East.

News 5 years ago

Japan raises travel advisory for 16 countries, region

Japan on Tuesday raised its travel advisory for Palestine and 16 countries, including Nepal, Kenya and Venezuela, warning against going to them amid concerns over the spread of the novel coronavirus.

World 6 years ago

Foreign missions urge citizens to leave Indonesia amid COVID-19 crisis

Foreign missions in Indonesia are racing against time to get their citizens home before transport restrictions come into full effect, as the number of COVID-19 cases continues to rise and concerns over the country’s healthcare capabilities deepen.

World 6 years ago

China's imported cases rise as foreigners banned and flights cut

China reported more than 50 imported cases of the coronavirus on Friday, hours after announcing a ban on foreigners entering the country.

News 6 years ago

Singapore Airlines grounds most of its fleet as coronavirus poses 'greatest challenge'

Singapore Airlines Ltd will cut capacity by 96% and ground almost all of its fleet, the carrier said on Monday.

News 6 years ago

Qantas to slash 90% of international capacity as new virus restrictions bite

Qantas Airways Ltd said on Tuesday it would cut its international capacity by around 90% until at least the end of May as travel demand to Australia plunges because of new restrictions on arrivals related to the coronavirus.