Key Points:
• On October 1 (local time), Iran launched a large-scale attack on Israel using ballistic missiles. Israel has indicated possible retaliation in response. There is a risk that the situation in the Middle East could rapidly deteriorate further.
• Travel to Iran is strongly discouraged. Those wishing to exit Iran (temporary return) should consider early departure while commercial flights are still operating.
• For those currently in Iran, please exercise extreme caution. In the event of unforeseen circumstances, prioritize your safety by quickly relocating to a safe area. Also, double-check your supplies and emergency provisions. If you need to evacuate, including temporary departures, please contact the Japanese Embassy in Iran.
Detailed Information:
1. On October 1 (local time), Iran launched a large-scale attack on Israel using ballistic missiles. In response, Israel has hinted at potential retaliation. The situation in the Middle East may rapidly escalate, and further deterioration cannot be ruled out.
2. The risk level for traveling to Iran is at Level 3 (travel advisory) or Level 4 (evacuation advisory). Travel to Iran is strongly discouraged. Those wishing to exit Iran (temporary return) should consider early departure while regular commercial flights are still available.
3. For those currently in Iran, please exercise extreme caution and ensure your safety by quickly relocating to a safe area in the event of unforeseen circumstances. Also, re-confirm the readiness of your personal belongings and emergency supplies. If you need to evacuate, including temporary departures, please contact the Japanese Embassy in Iran.
4. When traveling abroad, make sure to inform family, friends, and your workplace of your itinerary and contact information at your destination for emergency preparedness.
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