Newsgroup: it.hobby.viaggi
Titolo: INDIA Avviso di sicurezza

Still Current at: 19 July 2003  
Updated: 17 July 2003  
 
 India 
 
SUMMARY
We strongly advise against travel to Jammu and Kashmir, with the
exception of Ladakh via Manali or by air to Leh. There is a strong
possibility that the Amarnath Yatra Pilgrimage in Kashmir, 8 July to 8
August, will be subject to militant attacks. We advise against all
travel in the immediate vicinity of the border with Pakistan and the
Line of Control (with the exception of Amritsar & Jaisalmer). India is
one of a number of countries where there is an increased risk to
visibly British institutions and organisations from global terrorism.
Visitors already in India should contact the British High Commission
in New Delhi on; (Tel: +11 26872161) or the appropriate Deputy High
Commission if they have any specific concerns about their safety. But
the vast majority of visits to India are trouble-free. 
SAFETY AND SECURITY
Terrorism
In each of the past three years pilgrims have been killed by militants
at the Amarnath Yatra Pilgrimage in Kashmir, 8 July to 8 August. There
is a strong possibility that it will be attacked again this year.
British nationals in Islamic countries or countries with large Islamic
populations, should exercise particular caution given the current
heightened tension. We believe that India is one of a number of
countries where there is an increased risk from global terrorism.
Travellers should be aware that there have been a number of threats to
British interests and more generally in India. We advise travellers
accordingly to exercise particular caution when in the vicinity of key
government installations and tourist sites, when attending public
events around India, and in all public places including hotels,
airports, shopping malls, and on public transport.
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 possibility that the Amarnath Yatra Pilgrimage in Kashmir, 8 July to 8
Sarebbe corretto, e anche utile, se postassi pure il link della fonte da
dove hai fatto il copy&paste...
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STAI A CASA !!!
Intatnto tu fatti un corso di quoting e impara a non urlare, grazie.
nb

ma fammi un piacere pure tu e il tuo quoting !
nb ha scritto:
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ma fammi un piacere pure tu e il tuo quoting !
però stai migliorando, adesso non gridi più :))
vincio il porta sfiga :)
ps dove pensi di andare in vacanza? :)))
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ma fammi un piacere pure tu e il tuo quoting !
Grazie per aver abbassato la voce, ora migliora il quoting e siamo a
posto !
;-DDDDDD
ciao
nb

ps dove pensi di andare in vacanza? :)))
Ehm... anche a me interessa...
;-DDDDDD
ciao
nb spillonatore

Beh, Vincio devi ammettere che non è la prima volta che parli delle
"sfighe" che si possono incontrare visitando un paese!
Giusto e utile, per carità !
Se uno si legge su una qualunque guida turistica tutte le malattie che
potrebbe prendere facendo un chissà quale viaggio, non potrebbe passargli
la voglia ? Ti faccio un esempio.
Anni fà, in procinto di partire per l'Indonesia, la mia compagna di
viaggio, forse un pò apprensiva, stava per rinunciare alla partenza dopo
aver preso conscenza dei rischi, pericoli e malattie tropicali che poteva
incontrare!
Insomma, io quando parto, penso positivo, alle belle storie che mi potrei
fare, un po di attenzione agli argomenti sopracitati e via, senza troppe
paranoie !!!!
Scusami se ho "urlato" e se non sono a conoscenza del "quoting" !
ciao 
p.s. quest'anno niente aereo - le ultime vacanze rimaste le faccio in
barca a vela in Croazia !!!
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 nb
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la voglia ? 
Hai ragione, basta leggersi quello che scrive la Lonely Planet :)))
L'importante è essere il + possibile informati
vincio:))
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e poi ditemi in poche parole cosa è stò quoting.
clicca qui: 
2ca2gv8usvtscpu5l...@4ax.com
dovresti poter leggere cosa è il quoting :)
vincio:)
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Line of Control (with the exception of Amritsar & Jaisalmer).
An army camp in Indian-administered Kashmir has come under attack,
just hours after explosions killed seven Hindu pilgrims and wounded 20
others. 
Police said that militants raided the camp at Tanda, west of the
winter capital Jammu. 
Five soldiers and two militants have been killed in the attack which
took place close to the Line of Control which divides Indian and
Pakistani-administered Kashmir. 
Monday night's blasts occurred in a kitchen which provides pilgrims
free food near the town of Katra - the base for Hindu visitors
climbing up to the Vaishno Devi shrine as part of an annual
pilgrimage. 
One report said the explosions were caused by grenades, but this could
not be confirmed. 
Deputy Chief Minister of Indian-administered Kashmir, Mangatram
Sharma, told the BBC that he and Chief Minister Mufti Mohammed Sayeed
were likely to visit the site on Tuesday morning. 
Security had been stepped up to protect the thousands of pilgrims who
make the annual journey to the Amarnath cave - one of Hinduism's
holiest shrines. 
But Mr Sharma said that more security had been focused around Amarnath
than Vaishno Devi. 
'Wrecking harmony' 
India's junior interior minister was swift to blame Pakistan, telling
Indian television the incidents had been the work of "militants". 
ID Swami also said the attack had been deliberately carried out at a
time when relations between India and Pakistan had been improving. 
"Whenever relation are improving between India and Pakistan, things
like this take place," he was quoted by the French news agency, AFP,
as saying. 
"This has been done to wreck religious harmony between Hindus and
Muslims." 
In recent months India and Pakistan have moved to improve relations,
re-establishing transport ties and taking steps to restore full
diplomatic relations. 
Last year, eight pilgrims were killed and many more injured during the
pilgrimage in an attack blamed on separatists. 
Thousands of Hindu devotees from across the world visit Katra each
year, climbing for miles to worship a Hindu goddess at the Vaishno
Devi cave shrine, which is 60 kilometres (37 miles) north-east of the
city of 
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/3085643.stm
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