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1Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada provides Canadians abroad with a vast array of consular services, from replacing lost passports and sharing information on local laws to lending support during natural disasters and medical emergencies.
2On the Country Travel Advice page, you will find official information and advice from the Government of Canada on situations that may affect your safety and well-being abroad, as well as other important travel issues such as security, local laws and culture, entry and exit requirements and health.
3Exercise normal security precautions. There are no significant security concerns. Exercise a high degree of caution. There are identifiable security concerns; travellers should be alert and vigilant to their surroundings. The following two levels constitute official Government of Canada Travel Advisories: AVOID NON-ESSENTIAL TRAVEL
There are specific security concerns; travellers should reconsider their need to travel at this time. AVOID ALL TRAVEL. There is an extreme risk to personal safety; Canadians should not travel at this time.

4 SYRIA - AVOID ALL TRAVEL,EGYPT - Exercise a high degree of caution, GHANA - Exercise a high degree of caution, HAITI - Exercise a high degree of caution.,MALI - AVOID NON-ESSENTIAL TRAVEL

5 Battles: Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada advises against all travel to Syria due to the deteriorating security situation ; religion conflict : There is no nationwide advisory in effect for Ghana. However, you should exercise a high degree of caution due to regional ethnic tensions. politics There is no nationwide advisory in effect for Haiti. However, you should exercise a high degree of caution due to high crime rates in various parts of the country and ongoing political tensions.
6 Officials in Haiti and the Dominican Republic are preparing for a long campaign against cholera, the water-borne disease that has sickened tens of thousands of people in the two neighboring Caribbean

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