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FCO warns of Ecuador Terror Threat
Sunday, 07 Jul, 2003
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Britons travelling to Ecuador have been warned by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office about the threat of terrorist attacks on civilians.
FCO travel advice for the South-American country was revised because of what it described as: “a heightened general threat from locally-motivated terrorism”, according to Ananova.
The advice on the FCO website, saying visitors should be vigilant in public places, adds: “You should be aware of the risk of indiscriminate arracks against civilian targets in public places throughout the world from international terrorism.”
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