Travel Security at the World Cup
GERMANY | Wednesday, 21 June 2006 | Views [1198] | Comments [1]
For any of our football fanatic Nomads that have made the pilgrimage to Germany for the World Cup, red24 have compiled these tips to help keep you travelling safely:
· Avoid any celebratory events after matches as high alcohol consumption and national fervour may lead to excess celebrations, hooliganism, and fights
· Stay away from any planned demonstrations and large gatherings
· Do not stand and watch football hooligans fight or taunt each other
· If you sense that trouble is imminent then remove any form of supporter’s regalia and conceal it from view
· In the event of being caught up in street violence, have a plan prepared to evacuate any area of trouble
· Be aware of your surroundings at all times. Always take note of what and who is around you.
· Avoid travelling alone, especially at night, and stay away from unlit streets, remote roads and short-cuts
· Transport will be organised in cities where matches are being played. Use the provided transport and follow the advice of police and local officials.
· Determine a meeting place with friends or family should you become separated after the match.
· Carry a minimum amount of cash, and try to leave your purse/wallet at home.
Keep essential telephone numbers with you, including numbers for police, ambulance and emergency services.
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