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Storm-ravaged Canary Islands area may take weeks to clean up

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Canary Islands: Five people were killed and hundreds were evacuated from their homes on the popular tourist island of Tenerife after major storms caused flash floods and disrupted power throughout the area. Access to the island's main port also was cut off near Santa Cruz, Tenerife's capital. Officials were expected to declare Santa Cruz a disaster area, and cleanup may take weeks. Travelers should confirm reservations and check itineraries before visiting the island, though peak tourist season begins in December.

Israel: Recent protests in East Jerusalem have increased tension in the area and led to tougher entry regulations into the Old City and onto the Haram al-Sharif/Temple Mount compound. Officials worry that the new restrictions may lead to further unrest, particularly in the areas of Ras El Amoud, Silwan, Mount of Olives, Issawiya, Wadi El Joz, Lions & Damascus Gates neighborhoods and the Old City. Roadblocks have been set up at major points near the Old City, and the riot gear-clad Israel National Police have a heavy presence in many surrounding areas. Visitors should avoid demonstrations and follow local news for updates.

India: A female tourist was beaten up, sexually assaulted and robbed Oct. 19 at Baga Beach, one of Goa's most popular tourist destinations. The attack took place as the 23-year-old Russian woman walked along a beach during the start of the area's tourist season. Goa has gained a reputation for being unsafe for tourists in recent years, and women especially should use caution while visiting the area.

China: Air pollution in Beijing has once again exceeded safe levels, with officials recently reporting that toxic airborne particles were nearly 14 times higher than World Health Organization standards. The pollutant PM2.5 has been linked to major health issues such as heart disease and cancer. Tourists should check air-quality reports before visiting the city and be prepared to use oxygen masks.

Nepal: A week after deadly storms left more than 40 people dead, officials announced plans to enforce tougher regulations in the Annapurna trekking region, home of the popular 150-mile Annapurna circuit. Among the new rules, trekkers will be required to register before embarking on trips and at checkpoints along the trail. In addition, trekkers will be denied access to the circuit without porters, and only accredited guides with proper training will be permitted to lead treks.

Compiled from news services and travel sources. For updates, check with the State Department at 888-407-4747, travel.state.gov

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Ana may have impacted NW Hawaiian Islands

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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) -

Hurricane Ana did little substantial damage to the main Hawaiian Islands when it passed through. However, scientists fear the damage could be much greater to the isolated Northwestern Hawaiian Islands.

"Although they're uninhabited [by humans], they're inhabited by a multitude of marine life, sea birds and terrestrial birds, many of which are endangered" explained Dr. Randy Kosaki, NOAA's Deputy Superintendent of the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument.

"Many of these islands on these atolls are very low islands. They're basically glorified sandbars, maybe 6-7 feet elevation above sea levela big storm could wash over these islands even wash them completely away" he continued.

They may seem inconspicuous, but those sandbars are of incredible importance. Hawaiian monk seals and green sea turtles use them for reproduction.

"All the turtles at Laniakea that the tourists go to see? 90% of those go back to French Frigate Sholes to nest, and they're very, very, dependent on a few small sandbars for nesting habitat. So if the islands go away, conceivably the monk seals and turtles go away" said Kosaki.

Dr. Kosaki explained that the coral reefs in the area may have also experienced damage due to storm surf. Unfortunately, he and his team won't be able to return to much of the area until next summer.

"It's a long ways to go, it takes a sizeable ship to get out there and those ships are usually scheduled many months if not years in advance" he said.

Dr. Kosaki is planning a plane trip to Midway Atoll, given its airstrip. However, that's the only location he'll be able to reach until 2015.

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Early voting begins across Hawaiian islands

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HONOLULU (AP) - Early voting has started across the Hawaiian islands for state's general election.

The Office of Elections opened the polls Tuesday for early absentee voters to cast their ballots.

Polling stations on Oahu, Maui, Kauai and the Big Island will be open until Nov. 1.

On the Big Island an extra site was added for residents of Pahoa district that may be impacted by the lava flow.

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Human safety trials begin on second experimental Ebola vaccine

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The National Institutes of Health announced Wednesday that human testing has begun on a second experimental Ebola vaccine, VSV-ZEBOV.

The vaccine, which was developed by the Public Health Agency of Canada, uses a genetically altered version of vesicular stomatitis virus, which usually affects livestock and causes mild illness in humans.

In tests with monkeys, the vaccine was shown to produce Ebola virus antibodies. Researchers say this was accomplished by altering VSV so that it contained the same protein that Ebola uses to invade cells.

The vaccine is being tested at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, according to the NIH. One set of tests will involve a two-shot "prime-boost" strategy, while the other will test a single shot technique.

The vaccine has been licensed to Newlink Genetics Corporation of Ames, Iowa.

In September, phase one safety trials began on another vaccine candidate developed by the NIAID and the pharmaceutical company Glaxosmithkline.

The NIH said that initial safety and immune response results for the NIAID-GSK vaccine are expected by the end of this year.

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