Travel Advisory for Sypogen Expo

As some region of East Asia, South East Asia and Oceania are experiencing the El Nino season, temperature could reach up to 36 °C next month.

Tourists visiting the Sypogen Expo next month are advised the following:
1) Wear light clothing when outdoors. Avoid wearing dark-coloured clothing as such clothing absorb heat.
2) Get hydrated. Drink lots of water. Water bottles can be taken from several water booths for free at certain point of the Expo.
3) Tourists are advised to bring along their own water as water shortage will likely occurs during the Expo.
4) Wear clinical mask if possible when travelling outdoors for a long time, especially for those individuals sensitive to smoke.

The reason for Point 3 is because that the water level of several reservoirs around the country of Fornax have been dropping and the lack of sufficient rainfall during the months of January and February could not replace the water loss from the reservoirs. It is expected that there will be water shortage for some parts of the country in March.

The reason for Point 4 is because of expected bush and forest fires in March due to the dry season. In February alone, 173 bush and forest fires have been reported, with all of them minor fires.

thanks for the tips!

Thanks, very useful. I have one question though. Will the risk of tsunamis and earthquakes be enough to move the Expo?

It will depend on the situation.

Seawalls are built along the coast of Sypogen. The Sypogen Expo is located on an island surrounded by other islands.

Therefore, the Sypogen Expo will have little to no risk should the tsunami hits Sypogen.