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General advice when overseas.

Tekkun

Alfrescian
Loyal
Dun travel if you are scared of anything.

Stay at home better. Safer too!

Scared of air plane crash
Scared of food poisoning
Scared of spiking drinks
Scared of door handles full of bacteria
Scared of haze
Scared of someone coughing in MRT
Scared of losing valuables
Scared of credit card scams
Scared of STD
Now scared of zika.............better stay in police station :biggrin:
 

snowbird

Alfrescian
Loyal
Scared of air plane crash
Scared of food poisoning
Scared of spiking drinks
Scared of door handles full of bacteria
Scared of haze
Scared of someone coughing in MRT
Scared of losing valuables
Scared of credit card scams
Scared of STD
Now scared of zika.............better stay in police station :biggrin:

Police can protect people from getting zika??
 

eatshitndie

Alfrescian (Inf)
Asset
more careful, much better.

yup, no point anyhow humtum food and drink without discretion. down with food poisoning the whole trip is miserable and a waste. for example, don't drink water from a glass in india. better to pay for bottled drink with a screw cap that is sealed.
 

mandy

Alfrescian
Loyal
If you are travelling to an earthquake prone area and would like to take some precautions :

1. Again be familiar with the hotel's escape exits

2. Have your valuables and travel documents by your bedside

3. Have a handy kit containing useful items such as light snacks , water and a torchlight nearby too.

4. Have appropriate clothes and footwear within easy reach too.

5. Draw the curtains closed to prevent injury due to glass shattering.

Feel free to add to this list because I am sure it is not exhaustive.

Useful information. Thanks!
 
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