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Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Emergency contact info for Haiti Earthquake

The following information may be helpful for Americans, Australians, Britons and Canadians if you are affected by this evening's severe earthquake. Keep in mind that cellular and other communications may be limited or not available due to infrastructure damage.
  • Americans wishing to contact the American embassy in Port-au-Prince can click here: http://bit.ly/6BSXUx
  • Canadians wishing to contact the Canadian embassy in Port-au-Prince can click here: http://bit.ly/8aI9We
  • There is no British Embassy in Haiti. Instead an Honorary Consul can help: http://bit.ly/6QIEA3
  • There is no Australian Embassy in Haiti. Instead help is available at the Australian embassy in Trinidad & Tobago: http://bit.ly/5qJZXI

Thursday, November 5, 2009

Nicaragua Embassy List

The following telephone numbers and links may be of help to American, Australian, British and Canadian citizens who are in Nicaragua during Tropical Storm Ida:
  • Americans: The American Embassy in Managua can be reached at (505) 2-252-7100 Address, contacts: http://bit.ly/12T7rm
  • Australians: Although there is no Australian Embassy in Nicaragua, the Australian Embassy in Mexico City (Mexico) handles inquiries and emergencies for citizens traveling in Nicaragua. http://bit.ly/2LLSdy
  • Britons: Although there is no British Embassy in Nicaragua, there is an Honorary Consul, Dr. Jose Evenor Taboada, who acts on behalf of the British government. You can reach him at (505) 2254-5454/3839. The British Embassy in Costa Rica handles official inquiries and emergencies for citizens traveling in Nicaragua. http://bit.ly/20gMfV
  • Canadians: Like the Australians and the British, Canada does not have any official consular representation in Nicaragua. The closest Canadian Embassy is in Costa Rica: http://bit.ly/2WtXYi
We recommend registering with your appropriate government, contacting them by phone or e-mail in the event of an emergency and keeping up-to-date on important late-breaking news on our Twitter feed.

Thursday, September 3, 2009

Indonesia embassy list

The following telephone numbers and links may be of help to American, Australian, British, Canadian citizens who are in Indonesia and affected by the 7.0 magnitude earthquake centered around Tasikmalaya:
  • American Embassy in Jakarta can be reached at (21) 3435-9055. Address, contacts: http://bit.ly/fJIOB
  • Australian Embassy in Jakarta can be reached at (21) 2550 5555. Address, contacts: http://bit.ly/1aqyLF
  • British Embassy in Jakarta can be reached at (21) 2356-5200. Address, contacts: http://bit.ly/2T2Td4
  • Canadian Embassy in Jakarta can be reached at (21) 2550-7800. Address, contacts: http://bit.ly/Z4M4z
We recommend registering with your appropriate government, contacting them by phone or e-mail in the event of an emergency and keeping up-to-date on important late-breaking news on our Twitter feed.

Tuesday, September 1, 2009

Mexico embassy list

The following telephone numbers and links may be of help to American, Australian, British, Canadian citizens who are in Mexico during Hurricane Jimena:
  • American Embassy in Mexico City can be reached at (01-55) 5080-2000. Address, contacts: http://bit.ly/myO3t
  • Australian Embassy in Mexico City can be reached at (01-55) 1101-2200. Address, contacts: http://bit.ly/2LLSdy
  • British Embassy in Mexico City can be reached at (01-55) 5242-8500. Address, contacts: http://bit.ly/dvj3j
  • Canadian Embassy in Mexico City can be reached at (01-55) 5724-7900. Address, contacts: http://bit.ly/Tyxj6
We recommend registering with your appropriate government, contacting them by phone or e-mail in the event of an emergency and keeping up-to-date on important late-breaking news on our Twitter feed.

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