Transport strikes continue in Paris ahead of Rugby World Cup final (Guardian Unlimited)
Medications and prescriptions All international travelers who take medication for chronic conditions should carry at least two supplies of their required drugs: one supply in a carry-on bag and the other in checked luggage. All travelers who wear eyeglasses or contact lenses should take a backup pair of glasses.
Transport strikes continue in Paris ahead of Rugby World Cup final (Guardian Unlimited)
Strikes threaten to disrupt travel for up to 60,000 English rugby fans heading to Paris.
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Rugby Travel Alert As Paris Strike Extended (FOX 35 Orlando)
The French public transport strike is to be extended by 24 hours and could affect England rugby fans travelling to the World Cup final in Paris on Saturday.
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Paris transport workers vote to extend strike (Daily Telegraph)
Thousands of British rugby fans face travel chaos on their way to the World Cup final this weekend after Paris transport workers voted to extend a strike that has crippled bus, subway and rail service across the country.
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England Rugby Final Tickets Soar to $8,000 in Paris (Update2) (Bloomberg.com)
Oct. 19 (Bloomberg) -- The 60,000 English rugby fans traveling to Paris for the World Cup final with South Africa, some paying 4,000 pounds ($8,180) for a ticket, anticipate seeing the biggest upset in the tournament's history.
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Funeral services set for two tornado victims (Moberly Monitor-Index)
Services for the two tornado victims, Kent Ensor and Kristy Secrease, killed Wednesday night near Holliday in Monroe County have been made.
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Strikes paralyze Paris transport (CNN.com)
PARIS, France (AP) -- Paris' subways slowed to a halt and rail lines were disrupted Thursday during a massive strike in France that was expected to give President Nicolas Sarkozy his first real test after five months in office.
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French strikes could derail fans' travel plans (Daily Telegraph)
England rugby fans arriving in Paris today face serious disruption after a French general strike threatened to spill over to the weekend.
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England Rugby Fans Hit By Travel Dispute (Sky News via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Finance)
A strike by public sector workers in France is set to wreck travel plans for thousands of England rugby fans heading to Paris for this weekend's World Cup final.
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French strike expected to affect travel elsewhere in Europe (International Herald Tribune)
Eurostar, which operates trains linking London to Paris and Brussels has canceled six trains for Thursday, out of a total of about 50 daily services, and said others may be canceled or delayed.
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Strikes could continue in France (International Herald Tribune)
Public transportation in France was expected to gradually improve over the weekend, but sporadic walkouts could continue because some labor unions vowed to prolong a strike that disrupted travel for a second day Friday.
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Transport strikes continue in Paris ahead of Rugby World Cup final (Guardian Unlimited)
Food-borne illness The risk of traveler's diarrhea in developing countries can be as high as 60%. Contaminated foods not adequately prepared are a common cause of intestinal infections. To help prevent such illnesses, travelers should be encouraged to thoroughly clean and cook all vegetables and meats. Food should be served hot. Peeled fruits are generally safe. However, milk and milk products (eg, cheese, ice cream) that are not pasteurized, as well as cold buffets, salads, and chilled desserts, should be avoided. Consumption of seafood, beef, pork, or sausage that is raw, undercooked, smoked, pickled, or salted can lead to trichinosis or tapeworm infection. Game fish from tropical waters also may cause ciguatera poisoning. Travelers should avoid buying food from street vendors and eating in establishments that have dirty rest rooms.
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