text: UNITED NATIONS Dlstr. GENERAL A/40/453/Add. I 24 September 1985 ENGLISH ORIGINAL: ENGLISH/SPANISH Fortieth session Aqenda item 136 CONSIDERATION OF EFFECTIVE MEASURES TO ENHANCE THE PROTECTION, SECURITY AND SAFETY OF DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR l',IISSIONS AND REPRESENTATIVES Report of the Secretary.-General Addendum CONTENTS page REPORTS AND VIEhIS RECEIVED FROM STATES 2 A. Reports received from States pursuant to paragraph 8 of General Assembly resoluti-on 39/83 2 1. Note verbafe from the Permanent Representati.ve of Israel to the United Nations addressed to the Secretarv-General 2 2. Letter from the Permanent Representative of Venezuela to the United Nations addressed to the Secretarv-General 2 3. Note verbale from the Pernanent Representative of the United Republic of Tanzania to the United Nations addressed to the Secretary-General . 2 B. Views received from States pursuant to paragraph l0 of General Assembly resolution 39183 3 Venezuela 3 85-26024 471,5e (E)A/40/453/Add.1 English Page 2 REPORTS AND VIEI{S RECEIIVED I'ROM STATES A. Reports received fron States pursuan! tg paragrgPh-9 of Gengral Assembly resolution 39,/83 I. Note_ velQaLe from the Permanen! Representativl of lsrael bo the Uniteq_ \etlons addressed to tlre Secsstary-Genera! [Ori9inal: Englishl [18 SePtember 1985] The Permanent Representative of IsraeL to the United Nations ... has the honour to report the fol,l.ok.ring: l. On 1l August 1985, at 8.15 p.m., an explosive device went off near the compound wall of the Israeli Embassy in Bangkok damaging the building; fortunately no one rras inlured. 2. On 20 Auqust 1985, at 8.30 a.m., terrorists shot and killed Albert Atrakchi, a member of the staff of the Israeli Embassy in Cairo, while he was driving to work. His wife and another wonan, both members of the Embassy staff and travelling with him, were seriously inlured. 2. Letter frorn the Permanent Representative of Venezuela to the IJgLLed Nations addressed to the Secretary-General
analysis: The text appears to be discussing security measures to protect diplomatic and consular missions and representatives, with specific reports of attacks and incidents. This suggests that the topic is related to international relations and diplomacy, rather than any of the other categories.