I'll be off to Papua New Guinea for an environmental engineering related project together with my lecturer and some coursemates. Today, I received a forwarded email from my lecturer:
So, high degree of caution huh? As if I care. I've bought my insurance and I am all set to go. If I do not return to Melbourne, I'm most likely cannibalized. But if I do, I am sure I would have learn heaps. Life is good.> This is an automated e-mail notification from the
> Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade's
> Smartraveller advisory service.
>
> The following Travel Advice has changed or been
> added since our last update (4 Sep 2009 10:36:37 EST):
>
> * Papua New Guinea
> http://www.smartraveller.gov.au/zw-cgi/view/Advice
> /Papua_New_Guinea
>
> Current Advice Level: "High degree of caution"
> Change Summary:
> This advice has been reviewed and reissued. It
> contains new information in the Summary and under
> Health Issues (National emergency declared in
> response to infectious disease outbreaks in Morobe
> Province). The overall level of the advice has not
> changed.
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