Salvini had demanded the migrants not be allowed to disembark.
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No one on the ship has been allowed to disembark.
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"You enjoy that s---," another rider says as they disembark.
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The next morning, guests could disembark anytime between 6 a.m.
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The ship was originally set to disembark in San Antonio.
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The unlucky flyers were told to collect their things and disembark.
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Hang out and let him say his piece before you disembark.
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Clinton took an unusually long time to disembark from that plane.
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Italy, Malta and France all refused to let the vessel disembark.
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Republicans like Cohn either have to accept his leadership or disembark.
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When the ship returns to port, they disembark before everyone else.
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Passengers were forced to disembark and continue their journey on foot.
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As we look down, we see eager passengers beginning to disembark.
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California Today Tuesday: A passenger describes his experience waiting to disembark.
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But Antigua and Spain would not let the 210,2000 passengers disembark.
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Italian maritime health authorities said that passengers were allowed to disembark.
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Left: Jacqueline Kennedy and her husband disembark Air Force One in 219.
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SCHWEDER: The latter half of our day was spent preparing to disembark.
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States aren't required to disembark rescued shipwrecked people, even those claiming asylum.
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" From there, the Rotterdam would "disembark all guests and fly them home.
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Passengers were finally allowed to dock and disembark in Cambodia on Friday.
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Upon arrival, most Jewish refugees were refused permission to disembark by Cuban authorities.
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Authorities said that passengers had been able to disembark from the burning jet.
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They were only "seeking a safe port where they can disembark", he said.
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Patrick Chappatte Those wishing to remain in the European Union, please disembark now.
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Some passengers began to disembark on Monday while thousands remain on the ship.
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No guests will be allowed to disembark until the test results are received.
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Hundreds of travelers on board the Diamond Princess were due to disembark Friday.
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In Cincinnati, she had to disembark and switch to a segregated passenger car.
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Japan has begun allowing passengers who test negative to disembark from the ship.
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Prior to that, another 13 people needing urgent hospital attention were allowed to disembark.
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Italy&aposs coast guard coordinates the rescues and tells Frontex ships where to disembark.
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United has said that the four passengers selected to disembark were picked at random.
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Check whether you'll get them back as you disembark, or at the carousel area.
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Then they disembark to go into neighborhoods pretending to be starry-eyed young strivers.
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The ship was seized Tuesday, and all migrants on board were ordered to disembark.
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Plemons ended up watching movies until passengers were able to disembark onto the tarmac.
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As scheduled, we were set to disembark the cruise in Japan on Feb. 4.
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It was unclear as of Tuesday morning whether the Weissbergers were permitted to disembark.
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Spanish police officers began registering the first migrants once they were allowed to disembark.
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At this time, Carnival is proposing a plan to only disembark passengers in Florida.
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The passengers were eventually allowed to disembark in Oakland, California, and all were quarantined.
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On the horizon, I could make out Mallorca, where we would disembark that afternoon.
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The boat has been in limbo since Malta and Italy rejected requests to disembark there.
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World Dream passengers were allowed to disembark on Sunday, without being tested for the virus.
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We are prepared to disembark them ourselves if the authorities continue to neglect their responsibility.
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They disembark, and are greeted by the most good-looking people I have ever seen.
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Once the ship has passed back into safe waters the guards disembark to another armoury.
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On September 17, the ship was allowed to dock, and Moss to disembark, in Tokyo.
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That scheme would take place once the migrants disembark in Algeciras, the Spanish government said.
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There are eleven arrows on the sign above you, as you disembark in Kyoto Station.
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Video from inside the plane showed smoke rising from underneath as passengers scrambled to disembark.
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He hopes that they will be able to dock and disembark before thing get worse.
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Thirteen migrants had been allowed to disembark in Italy for medical reasons after the rescue.
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The Galans are making the best out of the situation while they wait to disembark.
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HHS did not say whether crew members will face quarantine or disembark from the ship.
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Only a small number of passengers had been tested before they were allowed to disembark.
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Passengers without symptoms would be allowed to disembark the ship, the cruise line announced Wednesday.
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Carnival Cruise Line's Freedom and Valor ships were supposed to disembark in Galveston on Saturday.
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Meanwhile, the Aquarius should be allowed to disembark "safely and promptly" at an Italian port.
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One ship was forced to disembark more than 600 migrants in Spain at the weekend.
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Libyan authorities were still negotiating with the other migrants, who have so far refused to disembark.
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Trains that resumed service on Monday were crammed so full that some passengers had to disembark.
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In 2014, Norwegian Cruise Line learned that around 20 Israeli citizens could not disembark in Tunisia.
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It was unclear where the ship was headed and whether passengers would be allowed to disembark.
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The 282 passengers sat on the plane for some six hours before being allowed to disembark.
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The seafarers say they would prefer to return home, but no port will let them disembark.
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However, no passengers will be allowed to disembark in Pago Pago, the capital of American Samoa.
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Television footage on Tuesday morning showed hundreds of passengers trying to disembark from the derailed train.
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People were already standing up preparing to disembark the train but no one in my car fell.
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The airline also said that all other passengers would be able to disembark the plane shortly afterward.
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That's why this version of Moovit includes Get Off notifications to let riders know when to disembark.
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The first video shows the parents refusing to disembark the plane when a flight attendant repeatedly asks.
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"Job done, mission accomplished," Salvini tweeted after announcing he was finally willing to let the ship disembark.
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Mr. Mahmud said that when he and others tried to resist, the smugglers forced them to disembark.
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Charity ships that have rescued migrants have faced lengthy standoffs in their attempt to disembark those onboard.
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After the customers disembark, the crew will be sent elsewhere until a set quarantine period is over.
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But he added that passengers had received no word on whether French authorities would let them disembark.
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Already on Tuesday, an unknown number of passengers with non-virus medical conditions were allowed to disembark.
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At the same time, the Westerdam struggled to find a country willing to let its passengers disembark.
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But hundreds more crew, many of them from India and Indonesia, remain on board, waiting to disembark.
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To tackle the spread of the coronavirus, cruise ships are no longer allowed to disembark foreign passengers.
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You can receive alerts when it's time to disembark, and when there are line delays or closures.
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At the next stop, the bus driver asked the fellow to give up the döner or disembark.
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We have instructions to be back in an hour, so we disembark and begin exploring the small island.
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The United States did not allow them to disembark, and the ship was forced to return to Europe.
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Carnival provided a complimentary bus service to the airport for those who opted to disembark in New Orleans.
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National Guard troops disembark a Lockheed C-130 Hercules transport plane after arriving in Detroit on July 25.
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No-one was allowed to disembark while tests for "elevated levels of substances" took place, according to reports.
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Passengers can disembark in Antarctica and partake in activities that include kayaking, hiking, whale-watching, and penguin-watching.
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The fate of the migrants has been in limbo since Italy and Malta rejected requests to disembark them.
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No guests were allowed to disembark until all test results were received, Princess Cruises said in a statement.
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Merchant vessels and Italian Navy ships have since also been refused permission to disembark rescued migrants in Italy.
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There are still dozens of cruise ships adrift at sea with no place to disembark amid the crisis.
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Already on Tuesday, an unknown number of passengers with non-virus medical conditions had been allowed to disembark.
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The cruise liner later announced plans to dock in Laem Chabang, Thailand to allow its passengers to disembark.
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The crew will be required to stay on board to help disinfect the ship after all passengers disembark.
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An additional 233 passengers, who had been forced to remain onboard, will be permitted to disembark on Wednesday.
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If all else fails and none of these options are available, disembark and shoot the attacking Pilot yourself.
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There's plenty of action up ahead once you disembark, but don't rush the passage that gets you there.
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American officials in hazmat suits and face masks had visited his room to check if he would disembark.
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"I'm not authorizing people who ignore Italian laws and help human traffickers to disembark," he said on Twitter.
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His Italian counterpart Enzo Moavero Milanesi said that, in the meantime, Italy will allow rescued migrants to disembark there.
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Passengers aboard the Westerdam luxury liner received good news on Wednesday: They will be able to disembark in Cambodia.
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The ship allowed passengers to disembark in Hong Kong on Sunday after crew members tested negative for the virus.
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They also carry the further risk of transmitting a viral infection to other countries as passengers embark and disembark.
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Open Arms initially requested Italy and Malta to disembark all the rescued migrants but that was rejected, she added.
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After negotiations, the hijackers gradually allowed all passengers to disembark from Malta International Airport, before themselves surrendering to authorities.
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However, the court ruling did not say whether the boat should be allowed to dock or the migrants disembark.
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The militants ordered 14 out of the total passengers to disembark and shot them at close range before escaping.
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Under current EU rules, responsibility for handling boatloads of asylum seekers rests with the country where they first disembark.
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In rural Australia, the airport did not have ramps, and Donna had to disembark the plane on a forklift.
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From there, the client would disembark at Sausalito, a former artists' colony with excellent shopping and a luxurious flair.
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After Conte's comments, Salvini said on Facebook the 29 minors aboard the ship could disembark, but not the others.
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After health officials allowed customers to disembark, we conducted a thorough sanitizing of the aircraft according to CDC guidance.
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MEXICAN PORT AUTHORITY CANCELS PERMISSION FOR CRUISE SHIP MSC MERAVIGLIA TO DISEMBARK IN COZUMEL OVER CORONAVIRUS FEARS - PORT OFFICIAL
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About 240 workers who tested negative for the virus began to disembark on Thursday, Japan's Ministry of Health reported.
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Port Authority officials said no injuries were reported and that all passengers were able to safely disembark, NBC reported.
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DISEMBARK Seventy new cases were confirmed on board the Diamond Princess, bringing the total on the ship to 355.
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Japanese health officials will test guests before they disembark and transfer them to local hospitals if they are positive.
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The 0603 Portuguese citizens and residency permit holders on board were given the green light to disembark on Monday.
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It has also rebuffed Rome&aposs insistence it let them disembark at Maltese ports the hundreds of migrants they save.
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There's so many people, why make a 69-year-old Chinese doctor who needs to work the next day disembark?
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After refusing to disembark the Louisville-bound plane because the airline had overbooked the flight, security officers forcibly removed Dao.
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No more getting erections on the subway and having to awkwardly hold your bag at waist height when you disembark.
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A staircase had not been properly arranged for the president to disembark from the main door of Air Force One.
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Since the decree went into effect, two boats have defied it and entered the port of Lampedusa to disembark migrants.
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Mikhail Kornienko pumps his fist as he and fellow cosmonaut Sergey Volkov (foreground) disembark a plane in Star City, Russia.
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After establishing that the threat was imaginary, she refused, and instead told the complainants to disembark if they felt unsafe.
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"As soon as you disembark, you get to see all of these little gestures and mannerisms," says animator Shawn Wilson.
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The company said passengers will be able to disembark at New Orleans, but warned against returning to Galveston for now.
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The airline said all 0003 passengers and 18 crew members were safe and were able to disembark using regular airstairs.
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To be clear, skyports are the areas where people will be able to board and disembark from Uber Air vehicles.
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The Grand Princess docked in Oakland, California, on Monday so its 2,400 passengers could disembark and be taken to quarantine.
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Riccardo Magi, an Italian lawmaker, boarded the Sea Watch on Thursday and was among the last to disembark on Saturday.
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Mr. Cole watched them stream through his car one by one and argue with Amtrak personnel to let them disembark.
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The main loading dock, for example, where guests would disembark from boats and officially enter Discovery Island, still stands today.
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MSC then proceeded to disembark its 3,877 passengers without medical screening on Sunday after US health officials cleared the ship.
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However, a port official told Reuters that permission for the cruise ship's passengers to disembark in Cozumel had been revoked.
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On Wednesday morning local time, passengers began to disembark from the ship after Japan's health ministry ended the quarantine period.
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Japanese officials did not say whether any of those people were among the 500 who will be allowed to disembark.
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Every car is disinfected before setting off, and again after doctors and nurses disembark along the highway entrance to Wuhan.
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Around 22020 were expected to disembark on Wednesday, with the rest of those eligible leaving over the next two days.
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Around 500 were expected to disembark on Wednesday, with the rest of those eligible departing over the next two days.
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Some airlines, particularly in Australia and New Zealand, spray commercial planes to kill any mosquitoes on board before passengers disembark.
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American officials, dressed in full hazmat suits and face masks, had visited his room to check if he would disembark.
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The flight will bring the residents back as soon as they are cleared to disembark the ship, Hong Kong said.
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Officials will reportedly test any guest wishing to disembark for coronavirus and transport any who test positive to local hospitals.
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Your plane lands, you disembark, and you run outside hoping your luggage hasn't gotten lost along the way this time.
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They were only allowed to disembark in Dubai, whereupon the crew ran off the deck in search of a restaurant.
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Salvini had said he would refuse to let the migrants disembark until other European Union states agreed to take them in.
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The quarantine only lasted for about a day — the woman tested negative for the virus and passengers were allowed to disembark.
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It also accuses him of failing to carry out his legal duty as a minister to allow the migrants to disembark.
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After failing to get enough passengers to voluntarily leave, United then randomly chose Dao as a passenger who had to disembark.
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Pre-takeoff, two people decide the fear is too great and disembark, only to be coaxed back on by psychologist Carol.
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More specifically, there were no stairs for Obama to use to disembark from Air Force One, according to the Washington Post.
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Passengers travelling in one direction, from Amsterdam to London, will also have to disembark at Brussels for passport and security checks.
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"It's a terrible situation to see this," Nora, a German volunteer that helped the migrants disembark the vessel, told VICE News.
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The 2105,22 crew members will be quarantined on the ship, which will leave the port after passengers disembark, the governor said.
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It was not immediately clear when passengers would be able to disembark given the port needed to figure out the logistics.
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This year, the city has limited the number of people who can disembark from the cruise ships at a given time.
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They have pledged to sleep outdoors until the migrants aboard the ship have been allowed to disembark in a safe port.
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Low tides, for one thing, made it nearly impossible for the boats to get to the beach to let Marines disembark.
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"Please, all passengers that don't have a U.S. visa, please proceed to disembark," a crew member said over the boat's intercom.
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Holland America later suspended all cruise line operations with the goal of having passengers disembark its ships as soon as possible.
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The coronavirus swept through the Diamond Princess after it docked in Yokohama, Japan, and the passengers were not allowed to disembark.
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The coronavirus swept through the Diamond Princess after it docked in Yokohama, Japan, and the passengers were not allowed to disembark.
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Cambodia has allowed more than a thousand passengers from another cruise ship, the Westerdam, to disembark without testing most of them.
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MSF said an agreement had also been reached to let 90 migrants aboard another Mediterranean rescue ship, the Alan Kurdi, disembark.
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Around 500 people were expected to disembark on Wednesday, a health ministry official said, with the entire process completed by Friday.
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There, passengers can disembark and go on guided walks or take rafts for up-close views of wildlife and towering icebergs.
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Derulo said he and his entourage were already on the flight and had to disembark when he was informed of the dispute.
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While visitors won&apost be allowed to disembark onto the white pier, Blount said there is still plenty for guests to experience.
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Given that passengers had expected to disembark last Tuesday, many with chronic health conditions like diabetes have been running low on medications.
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One ship, the World Dream in Hong Kong, allowed passengers to disembark on Sunday after crew members tested negative for the virus.
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The European Commission said it was trying to "facilitate a solution which would allow the people on board the boat to disembark".
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Trains were rerouted, forcing riders to disembark and walk several blocks or ride a shuttle bus to get back on a train.
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"I hear you," he said before describing how he received the news of his election while waiting to disembark from an airplane.
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Then the insurgents stopped two buses near Chinese Camp and made the passengers disembark so they could commandeer them for the prisoners.
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The European Court of Human Rights this week rejected the humanitarian ship's request to oblige Italy to allow the migrants to disembark.
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Fuentes was once forbidden to disembark from a ship in Puerto Rico, and García Márquez was asked to strip naked at customs.
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The ship attempted to dock and disembark in San Antonio, Chile, which has closed its port to cruise ships, USA Today reported.
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The ship docked in Oakland, California on Monday so its 2,400 passengers could disembark and be taken to quarantine or medical sites.
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After the ship docked, passengers stood on their balconies as they waited to disembark, the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported from scene.
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The coronavirus-stricken Grand Princess cruise ship moved toward the Port of Oakland Monday in preparation for thousands of passengers to disembark.
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"If the descent of the crew is not necessary for operations, they wont be able to disembark for 15 days," it added.
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Called WOW bands, they serve as room keys, allow for wireless payment and make it faster and easier to embark and disembark.
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Cambodia allowed more than 1,000 passengers to disembark after checking them for fever; only a few underwent laboratory testing for the virus.
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Kyodo News reported that the first batch of people to disembark would primarily include around 500 elderly passengers who have tested negative.
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Japan began allowing passengers who test negative to leave and hundreds disembarked this week, with hundreds more set to disembark on Friday.
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When JFK re-opened there was a scramble for gates, and many arriving flights had to wait for hours to disembark passengers.
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Mr. Trudeau also apologized for Canada's decision not to allow Jews who were fleeing Nazism to disembark from a ship in 1939.
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Matteo Salvini has for more than a week refused to let 148 migrants disembark a rescue boat docked in an Italian port.
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The EU's border agency Frontex said separately on Tuesday that April saw nearly 13,000 people disembark in Italy, up a fifth from March.
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The Danish-flagged Alexander Maersk cargo ship off Sicily Monday, waiting to disembark 100 migrants it helped rescue Thursday in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Once it arrives, it executes a landing not unlike the current Falcon 9 first stage at another landing/launch pad, where passengers disembark.
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The crew member is in isolation on board the ship and other crew members and passengers are not allowed to disembark, she said.
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Passengers and crew were stranded inside the boat for an hour before the boat was secured and they could disembark from the vehicle.
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The Sharknado actress, 42, spoke to Extra after a video obtained by TMZ showed her being asked to disembark the plane before takeoff.
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After offering passengers $800 to disembark, a flight attendant announced that the plane was not going anywhere until the four seats were surrendered.
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A three-course brunch is served onboard in the train's restored antique carriages before guests disembark in one of Britain's most scenic cities.
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At one point, the police made a group of students who were hiding in the third bus disembark and lie on the ground.
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Eventually, survivors were allowed to disembark in Valletta, Malta, where they were to be distributed across nine member states of the European Union.
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Passengers are expected to disembark Monday, U.S. officials said Sunday, emphasizing that it's a complex operation largely dependent on tides and weather conditions.
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California officials added that the nearly 1,000 crew members on the ship will be quarantined on the ship, and not allowed to disembark.
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Other train services on the line between Sydney and Melbourne were canceled and passengers in trains behind the incident were told to disembark.
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Watching them disembark was surreal; I had only ever witnessed scenes like this in Italy, covering the country's naval rescue mission for refugees.
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"Several hundred" more are expected to disembark on Friday, according to Princess Lines, which offered everyone aboard a full refund on Feb. 9.
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A Chinese national with a fever later tested negative for the coronavirus and the Italian authorities said that passengers were allowed to disembark.
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After passengers had boarded the Baleària Caribbean ferry in Freeport, an announcement was made that all those without a US visa must disembark.
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Most passengers will be able to disembark and begin their journey home via chartered flights from Phnom Penh, the Cambodian capital, from Feb.
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Most passengers would be able to disembark and begin their journey home via chartered flights from Phnom Penh, the Cambodian capital, from Feb.
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On March 15, when there was still a possibility that passengers would disembark in Chile, all Zaandam passengers went through a health check.
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Some survivors say the sudden rush of people toward the front, as they jockeyed for position to disembark, caused the boat to tip.
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Other passengers are reportedly stuck on landed planes, waiting in lengthy queues on the ground before they can reach a gate and disembark safely.
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A video published on social media on September 212th shows Mexico's president-elect preparing to disembark a budget flight from Huatulco to Mexico City.
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Passengers were asked to complete a contact form for the UK's public health department, and were allowed to disembark normally about 25 minutes later.
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The five-night Mayan Sol itinerary heads to Costa Maya, Mexico, where sailors can disembark to explore ancient ruins and dive at coral reefs.
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Passengers were notified that four people needed to disembark in order to make room for four United employees because the airlines oversold Sunday's flight.
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The app then tracks the real-time location of the vehicle and notifies the user when to leave for their stop, when to disembark.
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Finally passengers on a fully boarded flight out of Miami were forced to disembark late Thursday night after waiting to take off for hours.
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MSC told the Herald it "followed all protocols as required" and had been cleared to dock and disembark as normal by US health authorities.
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The boat and its occupants have been in limbo for weeks awaiting permission to disembark after several South American ports denied the ship's entry.
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The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore and the Singapore Tourism Board said that passengers will undergo health checks before being permitted to disembark.
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Italy's recently formed government and the Maltese government refused to let a rescue ship full of African migrants operated by a humanitarian group disembark.
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And in Atlanta, Delta's headquarters and largest hub, a line of idle planes stretched across the runway, carrying passengers who were unable to disembark.
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Multiple countries have arranged flights to bring their citizens home once they disembark -- so long as they do not test positive for the virus.
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It will unload British citizens at a military base in England and then travel on to Spain, where Spanish and other passengers will disembark.
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All 3,600 people on board the World Dream ship in Hong Kong will also be able to disembark Monday, after five days under quarantine.
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"Not allowing AIDIvita's passengers to disembark is just a temporary solution to prevent the intrusion of diseases," VNA cited a local official as saying.
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Another cruise ship, the Westerdam, docked in Cambodia to let passengers disembark; it was only after they'd scattered home that an infection was spotted.
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The cruise ship's future remains unclear, and passengers and crew members alike are not sure where or when they will be able to disembark.
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Cover: Migrants disembark the Aquarius vessel, as others wait to leave the ship after arriving to Messina, Sicily island, Italy, Sunday, June 26, 2016.
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Cover image: Migrants waits to disembark from Italian coast guard vessel "Diciotti" as they arrive at the port of Catania, Italy, August 21, 2018.
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He said he would give permission for the refugees to disembark once he received assurances that they would be distributed among all European Union countries.
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Surprised passengers saw the royal parents disembark from the plane with their children before they got into awaiting cars to make their way to Balmoral.
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There was no rolling staircase provided for Air Force One when it landed and Obama had to disembark from an exit in the plane's belly.
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Montenegro may have been the only convenient place to disembark after the group drifted into the Adriatic through the Otranto pass separating Italy and Albania.
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That means taking one form of transportation like a bus or cab to a train, only to disembark and probably grab another cab or bus.
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After Rackete was taken away, 40 Africans on board the ship were allowed to disembark and were taken to a reception center on the island.
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The migrants are due to disembark in the port of Valencia on Sunday, eight days after being rescued and nine after setting out from Libya.
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The witchcraft sub-plot has some inscrutable moments, but the finale is like a wild ride you can't disembark from, and its power is thrilling.
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Hollywood star Richard Gere visited the Open Arms last week and urged the Italian government to stop "demonising people" and allow the boat to disembark.
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The country is notorious for poor airport facilities, and passengers often endure hourslong waits because baggage carousels or staircases needed to disembark are tied up.
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The migrants picked up off the coast of Libya, most of whom are African, are waiting to disembark on the southern Italian island of Lampedusa.
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Take the last bus to road games and be the last player to disembark, his hope being that everyone will have vacated the premises then.
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Rome agreed to allow women, children and sick people on board to disembark but refused to lift its ban on the ship entering Italian waters.
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The Italian authorities permitted 13 migrants to disembark for health reasons over a two-week period as the ship remained at sea during the standoff.
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When those planes landed in Dammam, Jiddah, and Riyadh, only Saudi citizens could disembark, with others having to return to Abu Dhabi, the airline said.
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Instead of a direct flight to Hong Kong as was previously scheduled, the plane was diverted to Hosaka, Japan, so that crew members could disembark.
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When they disembark, individuals wearing yellow hazmat suits and backpacks with the word "ALKOHOL" inscribed on them briefly spray each passenger with a clear mist.
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Some of those who were injured, however, suffered injuries because they had gotten out of their seats to disembark as the train reached the station.
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The test came back negative, the Italian Ministry of Health said Thursday night, but it was unclear when the passengers will be allowed to disembark.
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The company envisions a network of rooftop "Volo-ports" where up to 1,000 passengers could board and disembark their own personal "flying taxi" every hour.
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On board, an announcement from the captain blared over loudspeakers, informing American guests willing to disembark that they were scheduled to leave from 9 p.m.
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On Friday, some of the passengers were allowed to disembark - with priority for older passengers confined to windowless cabins - and complete their quarantine on shore.
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And Danish-flagged commercial liner Alexander Maersk remained off Sicily&aposs coast waiting for a port to disembark the more than 100 people it had rescued.
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"Unfortunately, Italian governments over the past five years have signed agreements (in exchange for what?) so that all these ships disembark immigrants in Italy," Salvini wrote.
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Italy plans to transfer the migrants onto other vessels and sail them all to Spain, despite appeals from humanitarian groups to let the group disembark immediately.
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After no one accepted United's offer of $211.6,2100 to relinquish their seat, the airline selected an already-seated traveller at random and ordered him to disembark.
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Surprised passengers saw the royal parents disembark from the plane with their children before they they got into awaiting cars to make their way to Balmoral.
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SOS Mediterranee, the charity co-operating the migrant ship, said it was awaiting instructions about where to disembark from Italy's coastguard, which coordinated the sea rescues.
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The goods then cross to Crimea on the ferry, then trucks disembark at Kerch, then deliver the goods to the Metro and Auchan stores in Crimea.
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He was also not offered a staircase to disembark at the front of Air Force One, and staffers had to scramble to find an alternative exit.
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So if you're a watchmaker reading this, disembark from your yachts, call the drivers, and gas up the jet, it's time to get back to work.
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The man and his wife were randomly selected by United to be kicked off, after the airline overbooked the flight and no one volunteered to disembark.
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When the bus stopped and passengers began to disembark, Cardenas stood up and fired several rounds with a handgun "for no apparent reason," the statement said.
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"Public health officials have advised that no guests will be permitted to disembark until all (test) results have been received," Princess Cruises said in a statement.
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Two crew members were tested for coronavirus, and after the tests came back negative the ship was allowed to dock and passengers were allowed to disembark.
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Santa Rosa, Peru, is only accessible by boat, a twinkling village across the river channel where European cruise ships moor and tourists disembark for jungle tours.
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Last week Malta allowed 356 migrants carried by the rescue vessel Ocean Viking to disembark after six European Union countries agreed to share the asylum seekers.
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"Armed only with their weakness and their numbers, overwhelmed by misery, encumbered with starving brown and black children, ready to disembark on our soil," he wrote.
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The MS Westerdam cruise ship, which is reported to have 1,455 passengers and 802 crew members on board, will dock in Cambodia to allow passengers disembark.
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In another incident in the same district, alleged Maoists approached a vehicle heading towards a polling center and forced officials to disembark before setting fire to it.
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He ignited a continentwide debate by refusing them ports to disembark their migrant passengers, accusing aid groups of effectively working as taxis for Libya-based people smugglers.
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She said the directive to disembark the migrants in Libya was untenable, as it went against international law requiring migrants to be delivered to a safe port.
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Struggling with the outbreak aboard the vessel, Japan declined to let passengers on the cruise ship Westerdam sailing from Hong Kong disembark in the port, Simon writes.
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Sea Watch spokesman Chris Grodotzki told VICE News Friday that the rescued migrants' physical and psychological conditions were deteriorating, and that they needed to to disembark immediately.
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However, Japanese health officials are now planning to disembark several voluntary guests to be quarantined off-shore in a separate facility, Princess Cruises said in a statement.
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"It started with three or four people and by the end there were 60-70 people standing up, demanding that the pair disembark," an Aegean spokesperson recalled.
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The Tunisian navy brought 16 survivors to the coast at Zarzis, where one was immediately taken to hospital and the others awaited permission to disembark, UNHCR said.
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I don't accept there are organizations of pseudo-volunteers that endanger the lives of those who flee Africa and then think to disembark them all in Italy.
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The passengers were told to disembark the plane and pest control proceeded to remove the rat and fumigate the plane before the airline let people back on.
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Current voyages that are underway and extend beyond March 17 will end at what the company determines to be the most convenient location for guests to disembark.
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It's not yet known how many passengers and crew are on this ship, but they wont be able to disembark until the ship is able to dock.
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Gavin Newsom said Sunday that passengers in need of medical attention will disembark first, followed by the nearly 1,000 residents of California who are on the ship.
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Nine were tested on arrival in Sydney on March 8 and were allowed to disembark before passengers for the most recent cruise embarked later the same day.
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Florida officials remain concerned that allowing Zaandam and Rotterdam passengers to disembark in Fort Lauderdale seaport Port Everglades could worsen the spread of coronavirus in the area.
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President Trump, speaking at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, said he would have preferred not to let the passengers disembark onto American soil.
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On day three, passengers will disembark for a meal at Le Jardin des Ramparts, a one-star restaurant in Beaune that serves seasonal and locally-sourced cuisine.
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In Hong Kong, 3,600 passengers and crew members of a cruise ship were allowed to disembark on Sunday after being held at the dock for four days.
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The people onboard the plane were allowed to disembark the aircraft over more than an hour after their landing and faced rigorous screening, Mauritian daily L'Express reported.
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About 500 passengers were set to disembark on Thursday while another 100 people were to leave for chartered flights home, a health ministry official said on Thursday.
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A second group of about 600 passengers — Japanese and other nationalities — are set to disembark the ship on Thursday as well, according to a separate Reuters report.
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A weeks-long dispute with the Italian government this summer was only resolved after a court ordered authorities to open the port, allowing 100 migrants to disembark.
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They disembark at Plymouth Rock and enter the howling wilderness equipped with their proto-Constitution, the Mayflower Compact, and the confidence that they are God's chosen people.
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On Monday, the cruise operator posted a travel advisory that the ship was sailing for Laem Chabang, Bangkok, Thailand where passengers would disembark on Thursday, Feb. 2974.
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Most would be able to disembark and begin their journey home via chartered flights from Phnom Penh, the Cambodian capital, from Friday at the earliest, he added.
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The MS Westerdam cruise ship, which is reported to have 1,455 passengers and 802 crew members on board, will dock in Cambodia to allow passengers to disembark.
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Whether it'll actually be completed on Emanuel's time frame, however, is a different story, so until the first loop passengers disembark for O'Hare, I wouldn't hold your breath.
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" The FBI affidavit states that "Amtrak officials stopped the train" in Westport, Connecticut, "where passengers were directed to disembark, and bomb squad members boarded and searched the train.
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The charges relate to Salvini's refusal last year to allow 116 migrants who had been rescued from the Mediterranean by a coast guard ship to disembark in Italy.
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Passengers were given the choice to disembark in New Orleans and arrange their own way home, or stay on board the ship and return to Galveston when possible.
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Passengers disembark and hurry to the on-board shop (alcohol and cigarettes can be sold only in German waters, which account for just 17 minutes of the trip).
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"Unfortunately, Italian governments over the past five years have signed agreements (in exchange for what?) so that all these ships disembark immigrants in Italy," Salvini said last year.
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At the barrier, passengers disembark from their jeepneys and line up in the June sun, slowly shifting forward towards makeshift awnings set up by the police and military.
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Guards disembark Arctic cruises ahead of guests on stops known to be home to wild polar bears to make sure the animals stay a safe distance from travelers.
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Kim's train will stop at the border station of Dong Dang where he will disembark and proceed 170 km (105 miles) to Hanoi by car, the sources said.
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Search and rescue vessels that pluck migrants from the seas would theoretically ensure their passengers disembark at these locations, where authorities could then assess each new arrival's status.
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The passengers were asked to disembark the plane after the rodent was spotted and pest control were called in to remove the rat, according to the Deccan Chronicle.
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And upon arrival in Havana, tourists sometimes face five-hour delays, because the airport lacks the mobile staircases needed to disembark and the conveyor belts to process luggage.
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"We call on everyone to contribute to a swift resolution so that the people onboard the (Diciotti) vessel may safely disembark," a European Commission spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
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The site was chosen in part because of the ability to cordon off an 22020-acre containment area at the port where the ship's 2,421 passengers will disembark.
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On a Costa Luminosa Facebook group, passengers shared their distress about being confined to their cabins, the uncertainty about when they can disembark and the lack of information.
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Kim's train will stop at the border station of Dong Dang where he will disembark and drive 170 km (105 miles) to Hanoi by car, the sources said.
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It is expected to arrive in France on Thursday, where all but the Italians are expected to disembark, and then head to a final stop in Savona, Italy.
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The passengers were allowed to disembark despite the news that a passenger on the MSC Meraviglia's prior trip had tested positive for COVID-19, the Miami Herald reported.
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The Golden Princess was not allowed to disembark in New Zealand on March 15 because of a suspected COVID-19 case on the ship, The Straits Time reported.
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Read more:Another Princess Cruises ship not allowed to dock until it administers tests for coronavirusAs Grand Princess passengers wait to disembark, some are making the best of it.
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On Monday, the Aquarius, operated by SOS Méditerranée and Doctors Without Borders, asked permission to dock in Marseille and disembark 58 migrants, including 17 women and 18 minors.
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In the gravel parking lot, the dogs disembark one by one, so Ms. Klein and Ms. Godwin can sort them into groups and escort them onto the trail.
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At the meeting, commissioners raised multiple questions regarding whether or not the county could trust the cruise line to honor its agreement to not disembark ill crew members.
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Yesterday, an Italian court seized the rescue vessel and ordered all the migrants to disembark after an investigation found health and sanitary conditions on the ship had deteriorated.
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The Hong Kong government also announced Sunday that it was arranging a chartered flight to bring home residents free of charge as soon they were permitted to disembark.
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Italy's new populist government has meanwhile refused to let a number of NGO rescue vessels dock and is demanding the European Union find other ports to disembark migrants.
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I had canceled a trip to Cambodia 36 hours earlier, due to concerns that the country had neglected proper coronavirus screening before allowing cruise-ship passengers to disembark.
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The woman and her child were removed from the flight after she asked that her stroller be retrieved from checked baggage before she would disembark, according to the NAACP.
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If any group refuses to accept the terms, they risk being barred access to Italian ports, meaning they would have to divert to other countries to disembark any migrants.
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"Fortunately no one showed symptoms on the plane, so no one had to disembark at the fueling station in Vancouver," Canadian Minister of Health Patty Hajdu told CBC Radio.
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The flight was met on the tarmac by fire crews, but no one was injured and the passengers were able to disembark as normal, according to Hawaii News Now.
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Today, the company unveiled its vision for a network of rooftop "Volo-ports" where up to 1,000 passengers could board and disembark their own personal "flying taxi" every hour.
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Kim's train will stop at the Vietnamese border station of Dong Dang, where he will disembark and drive 170 km (105 miles) to Hanoi by car, the sources said.
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In video shot by Joya and Forest Cummings, who were sitting behind him, Dao repeatedly refuses to disembark, explaining he is a physician and must work in the morning.
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"If they are found to be in distress, we hope they will be rescued and allowed to disembark in accordance with international maritime law," she said in an email.
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No one was hurt and the plane did not sustain any damage, the carrier said in a statement, adding that passengers were able to disembark from the plane themselves.
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Jozef enjoys life at the camp, he makes friends who will eventually board the ill-fated Exodus and sail to Palestine, where the British will forbid them to disembark.
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France announced a solution Tuesday, with the 22018 migrants on board to be distributed between France, Germany, Portugal, and Spain, after being allowed to disembark onto a Maltese boat.
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France announced a solution Tuesday, with the 58 migrants on board to be distributed between France, Germany, Portugal, and Spain, after being allowed to disembark onto a Maltese boat.
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Both vessels are in the central Mediterranean, within easy sailing distance of the Italian island of Lampedusa and are seeking a safe port to disembark the mainly African migrants.
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It was a relief to disembark at Wat Klang Pier, stepping off a rush-hour-packed Bangkok boat onto dry land just a 10-minute walk from the gym.
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I later learned this station was actually a "railway halt," a small stop along a railway that's commonly used when not many people regularly disembark at a certain area.
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They departed more than a week before the worldwide advisory was issued, and he's concerned they may not be able to get back to the US after they disembark.
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My train from Durham caught fire somewhere around Peterborough so we all had to disembark and take what felt like a lifetime of transit to get back to London.
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So was the five-hour car ride to Wellington after Cyclone Gita forced the younger sailors to disembark from the waka in Napier and board it again in Wellington.
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It has been at sea for two weeks, awaiting instructions for a safe harbor at which to disembark the migrants, which it picked up in international waters off Libya.
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The despot was finally able to disembark later that day and was seen waving at schoolchildren in the border town of Dong Dang — his interpreter hastily by his side.
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A cruise ship allowed thousands of passengers to disembark in Miami Sunday without undergoing screening just days after a passenger left the ship and later tested positive for coronavirus.
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"Despite previous confirmations that guests could disembark in Punta Arenas, Chile, for flights, we were not permitted to do so," Holland America said in a statement on its website.
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On another Holland America Line ship, the Nieuw Statendam, passengers were temporarily not permitted to disembark in Fort Lauderdale after a passenger died of undisclosed causes during the cruise.
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We are still finalizing the details for where and when our guests will disembark, and are asking for the same compassion and humanity to be extended for our arrival.
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On Thursday the Italian government agreed to allow women, children and sick people on board to disembark but refused to lift its ban on the ship entering Italian waters.
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On its web page, Mediterranea called on Italy to allow the other migrants on board the ship, as well as the crew, to disembark since the situation remained unsafe.
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When the passengers were allowed to disembark, Atlangeriev and his child accomplice breezed through passport control, collected their luggage from the carousel, and cleared customs with nothing to declare.
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A second group of about 453 Japanese and foreign passengers from the ship was set to disembark on Thursday, a day after the first batch was released from quarantine.
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The airline said it then followed US Department of Transportation protocol in calling local law enforcement to forcibly remove the man from the plane after he refused to disembark.
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Open Arms mission chief Ricardo Gati said that while the rescue took place near the Libyan town of Zawiya, the NGO was seeking to disembark at a European port.
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She is counting the days to be able to disembark the cruise ship on Wednesday, but her experience has since declined into a "roller coaster" as the optimism waned.
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"I'm considering the possibility of carrying out identification and recognition procedures to identify real refugees, who are the minority, from fake refugees before they disembark," he told state broadcaster Rai.
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The Westerdam on Wednesday set sail for Cambodia, where its passengers will be able to disembark after panic about the coronavirus prompted five ports to turn away the luxury line.
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A Bangladeshi man helps Rohingya Muslim refugees disembark from a boat on the Bangladeshi shoreline of the Naf River after crossing the border from Myanmar in Teknaf on Sept. 30.
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The Oasis made it's first scheduled stop in Haiti for a buffet lunch, but when it arrived for its second, in Jamaica, crew members did not allow passengers to disembark.
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EU partners said they would welcome 270 migrants after Italy agreed to allow them to disembark in Sicily in July, but only 129 had actually been taken in, he said.
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The group had become disruptive because they were forced to wait to disembark the ship for shore excursions, with Ms. Chan noticing one of the men push past crew members.
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Hundreds of people, mostly men from sub-Saharan Africa, huddled under gray blankets on the deck of the Italian coastguard vessel Diciotti as they started to disembark in pouring rain.
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Sometime in the 2020s, you might be able to board in New York and disembark in Paris 30 minutes later, or go from London to Hong Kong in 34 minutes.
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"Please, all passengers that don't have a U.S. visa, please proceed to disembark," a crew member announced over the intercom in a video posted to Twitter by reporter Brian Entin.
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But recently, the team got some good news: The Norweigan authorities are granting the Kapitan Dranitsyn an exception so that its crew can disembark and head to a nearby airport.
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Passengers will disembark Monday at the port of Oakland, California, officials said in a statement, and all passengers will face a 14-day quarantine on a variety of military bases.
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By the time an inkling of what's going on comes into focus, any reasonable person would have long since asked where and when they can claim their luggage and disembark.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy said on Tuesday it would let a French charity rescue ship disembark 104 migrants after the vessel spent 11 days at sea waiting for authorization to dock.
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The issue has taken on a special urgency since passengers were allowed to disembark from the Diamond Princess, a cruise ship in Yokohama, Japan, where 621 people had tested positive.
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The issue has taken on greater urgency as hundreds of passengers disembark from the Diamond Princess, the cruise ship in Yokohama where 621 people have tested positive for the virus.
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Passengers exiting a flight from Wuhan, China to Batam, Indonesia can be seen being sprayed with a substance as they disembark from a plane in photos and videos posted online.
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A second group of about 600 Japanese and foreign passengers from the ship was set to disembark on Thursday, after the first batch were released from quarantine a day earlier.
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On Friday, some of the ship's passengers were allowed to disembark - with priority given to older passengers who have been confined to windowless cabins - to complete their quarantine on shore.
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On Friday, some of the ship's passengers were allowed to disembark - with priority given to older passengers who have been confined to windowless cabins - to complete their quarantine on shore.
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"Please, all passengers that don't have US visa, please proceed to disembark," said a ferry staffer, in a video filmed by Brian Entin, a reporter for Miami's WSVN 7 News.
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Leggeri said his agency would get more involved in the EU's efforts to step up returns to poor African countries and engage more in places in Italy where migrants disembark.
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ROME, June 12 (Reuters) - A humanitarian group protested on Tuesday over Italian plans to make more than 600 migrants sail to Spain, rather than let them disembark immediately in Italy.
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Earlier on Sunday, 41 migrants on another rescue boat were taken ashore at Lampedusa despite repeated warnings from Italy's interior minister Matteo Salvini they would not be allowed to disembark.
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Late on Saturday, Italy's tax police ordered the boat to be seized and its captain put under investigation for aiding illegal immigration, opening the way for the migrants to disembark.
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Rackete had refused to obey Italy's initial orders to disembark her passengers in Libya, where at least 40 migrants were killed in an airstrike on a detention center early Wednesday.
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Aid agencies have called on Italy to immediately allow the migrants to disembark in the port of Catania, accusing Salvini of taking them hostage in his standoff with European neighbors.
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The bus riders were forced to disembark and pass through half a dozen checkpoints on foot, struggling to haul their suitcases, backpacks, blankets, food and water jugs under the searing sun.
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But he also believed that the officers in Nairobi had injected him with what he called "noxious substances," requiring him to disembark the plane and undergo tests at the airport hospital.
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And on Sunday, an anonymous Chinese official told the South China Morning Post that it was in fact Washington's decision to have Obama disembark Air Force One via his own stairway.
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Hundreds of migrants, mostly men from sub-Saharan Africa, huddled under grey blankets on the deck of the Italian coast guard vessel Diciotti as they started to disembark in pouring rain.
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Its new government refused earlier this month to let an aid ship carrying 629 migrants land in Italy, but Spain broke the deadlock by agreeing to let them disembark in Valencia.
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Open Arms, which operates in the waters between southern Europe and Libya, has previously traveled to Spain to disembark migrants after being refused permission to do so in Italy and Malta.
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The Sea-Watch 3, run by a German humanitarian group, docked in the port of Catania to disembark the 47 people, including 15 minors, that it picked up on Jan. 19.
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I often see even senior 747 pilots disembark the aircraft that they've just spent 11 hours flying to Cape Town or Los Angeles, and then pause, turn around and photograph it.
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When you disembark at the Brooklyn Army Terminal, you'll want to push past the neighborhood's industrial waterfront to explore its vibrant inland Latin community, tranquil green spaces and Brooklyn's largest Chinatown.
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On the first day of the trip, I would disembark from the United States via a Gulfstream G650 private jet, and fly nonstop to wherever the yacht I chartered is located.
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When they disembark, they are slightly rumpled, perhaps more than slightly late, agitated by splenetic tweeting and an excess of Dunkin' Donuts coffee that sells for $3.50 in the cafe car.
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" It also said that once at the port in the United States, the "well guests" would be "allowed to freely disembark go to a hotel or fly home with no restrictions.
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About half an hour before Emirates Airline Flight 203 landed in New York on Wednesday, a crew member told passengers they would not immediately disembark because of ill people on board.
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Newsom said that passengers who are California residents will disembark first and be moved to either local hospitals for immediate medical attention or to 14-day quarantine at a federal facility.
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A second group of about 600 Japanese and foreign passengers from the Diamond Princess was set to disembark on Thursday, after the first batch were released from quarantine a day earlier.
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They disembark from cruise ships docked on the glassy Baltic sea or arrive on budget air flights to visit Tallinn's cobbled streets, bars, and relics of the country's resented Soviet occupation.
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Some members of the crew didn't want to risk picking up shipments between two warring states; the shipping company allowed them to disembark and stay at the entrance of the Gulf.
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"Due to this situation, no passengers or crew will be allowed to disembark from World Dream until the test results from the affected crew members have been confirmed," the company told CNBC.
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Since there was another tour group at the launch where we were supposed to dock, we got to paddle around the perimeter of the fort while we waited for them to disembark.
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Noel Anjo, a demonstrator, said that students from the university had decided to take buses to Parliament to protest but that they were stopped at a police roadblock and asked to disembark.
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Open Arms said the 16 days waiting for a port to disembark in had taken their toll on the migrants, with frequent fights breaking about among them and conditions on board deteriorating.
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MADRID (Reuters) - A Spanish charity rescue boat sought safe port on Friday after Italy rejected its request to disembark 124 people saved from two migrant rafts in the Mediterranean, the organization said.
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The boat docked at the same quay where a week ago another NGO vessel collided with an Italian police boat after deciding to let migrants disembark after two weeks in international waters.
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Then the remaining passengers will disembark and be taken to Oakland airport, Newsom said, and either be repatriated or flown to one of two federal facilities for quarantine in Texas or Georgia.
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By the time the quarantine lifted on February 19th and patients without the virus were allowed to disembark, at least 621 people linked to the ship had tested positive for the virus.
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On its two previous missions, the ship had been stuck off the coast of Malta for more than a week while awaiting permission to disembark the rescued migrants sleeping on its deck.
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To completely disembark, you need to delete your account, the but link in the menu above will only let you delete your account once you die, which seems a tad bit morbid.
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Italy denied any suggestion it had blocked the boat, saying it had offered to let the Proactiva ship berth at one of two ports and disembark both the living and the dead.
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His train was expected to stop at the Vietnamese border station of Dong Dang, where he will disembark and drive 170 km (105 miles) to Hanoi by car, the sources told Reuters.
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In California, second only to Washington State in the number of cases, passengers continued to disembark from a cruise ship on which about two dozen people had tested positive for the virus.
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The separation of families at the U.S.-Mexico border and Italy&aposs refusal to let shipwrecked migrants disembark in its ports illustrate the hardening positions on border control in Washington and European capitals.
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The World Dream cruise ship was held up in Hong Kong for days after it was linked to three cases but all passengers and crew later tested negative and were allowed to disembark.
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She explained it can take up to 48 hours for a boat to return to port and disembark its passengers, during which period there would be stretches of waters without rescue ships nearby.
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Three were evacuated to Italy for health reasons but the others remain aboard the charity's ship in the Mediterranean seeking a safe port after Italy and Malta rejected its requests to disembark them.
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After rejecting the offer to dock at Algeciras, Open Arms asked Italy to allow the migrants to disembark on Lampedusa, citing a deterioration in their physical and psychological conditions, it announced on Twitter.
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The Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said Monday afternoon that his country would give "safe harbor" to the Aquarius after both Italy and Malta refused to let the ship disembark on its shores.
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The migrants, most of whom are African, were picked up by the Open Arms boat off the coast of Libya and have been waiting to disembark on the southern Italian island of Lampedusa.
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"We are complying with the court's order, and upon arrival in El Salvador, the plaintiffs will not disembark and will be promptly returned to the United States," a DHS official told VICE News.
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Response: Lampedusa's parish priest and some residents, along with occasional tourists, have been sleeping in the churchyard in protest, pledging to continue until the migrants are allowed to disembark in a safe port.
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The Sea Watch 3 initially rescued 53 people off Libya on June 12, but three days later, Italy allowed 33 of them — including children and two pregnant women — to disembark for medical reasons.
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In Italy, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said that 47 migrants who had been effectively stranded at sea would be allowed to disembark after a half-dozen European countries agreed to take them in.
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VALLETTA (Reuters) - Malta will let five Tunisian migrants stranded on the migrant rescue ship Alan Kurdi disembark after two European Union countries agreed to take them in, the Maltese government said on Tuesday.
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There are still passengers aboard the Diamond Princess, waiting to disembark from what has become a more than month-long stay aboard the virus-laden cruise ship, docked off the coast of Japan.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The United Nations refugee agency called on Monday for authorities to allow 629 migrants, including more than 100 children, on a rescue ship stranded off Malta and Italy to disembark urgently.
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From there the ship will head north, and Holland America Line is currently working on finalizing the details for the best place for guests to disembark as soon as possible and return home.
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Thanks, say some, to a mysterious deal between Italy and Malta not acknowledged by either side, few irregular migrants now disembark in Malta; the Central Mediterranean route runs almost exclusively between Libya and Italy.
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After landing, these vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) aircraft would be moved via conveyor belt to an indoor hanger, where passengers can disembark, and batteries are swapped out by robots for freshly charged ones.
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Ten were allowed to disembark in Istanbul: a woman who suffered a miscarriage, and nine others helped by an American oil executive, the Jewish Agency in Palestine and a Turkish Jew who aided refugees.
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The French aid groups SOS Mediterranee and Doctors Without Borders have called on European nations to identify a close port of safety so the 141 migrants picked up in two rescues Friday could disembark.
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Now, with several centers closing, some migrants are being allowed to walk free when they disembark, though they face an uncertain fate in a country shaken by renewed conflict over the past six months.
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"I will not give any permission for them to disembark until Europe commits to accept all the immigrants on board," Salvini, who is head of the far-right League party, said in a statement.
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Also, guests disembark the boat early to get sunrise shots of the islands and come back to the ship in the early evening so that they can capture sunset images of the islands, too.
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However, he acknowledged that his office sought help from European allies to take in the African migrants, with five countries eventually stepping forward to break the deadlock and allow the group finally to disembark.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy on Wednesday gave permission to a Spanish humanitarian organization to dock and disembark migrants in Sicily after three days of arguments with Malta over who should take in the rescued men.
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" It added: "The better option would be to disembark the rescued people in the nearest port after which they can be transferred to Spain or other safe countries for further care and legal processing.
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My daughter had never seen anyone else disembark in quite this way; she invented it on her own — and without the benefit of trial and error, or the need for terabytes of labeled data.
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TOKYO, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Japan will allow passengers over 80 years old and those with pre-existing conditions aboard the Diamond Princess cruise ship quarantined in Japan to disembark earlier than the planned Feb.
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After being confronted by staff on an Aer Lingus flight–she says an attendant asked her for something that was in her luggage and not to hand, then became aggressive—she had to disembark.
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The vessel traffic, including cruise ships waiting to disembark at New Orleans, will restart after surveys to assess the impact of the storm are finished, according to Gary LaGrange, executive director of the association.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini said on Thursday that prosecutors have decided to drop charges laid against him after he refused to let 150 migrants disembark from a rescue ship docked in Sicily.
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While Italy, which has insisted the ship return them to Libya, has allowed 10 passengers to disembark on medical grounds, the ship is still searching for a safe port to deliver the remaining people onboard.
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The redeye I was on—only three hours, not really long enough to sleep—landed late and we taxied for an unusually long time before waiting to disembark, then board a bus for the terminal.
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Dozens of elderly black voters in Jefferson County boarded the bus, ready to go cast ballots during early voting, only to be told by the director of the senior center that they had to disembark.
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The Duke of Sussex saw a Joint Personnel Recovery demonstration in which Royal Marines disembark from a Merlin helicopter and simulate the rescue of an F35 pilot from the new HMS Queen Elizabeth Aircraft Carrier.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - A rescue boat carrying around 75 migrants, most of them from Bangladesh, has been stuck off Tunisia for 12 days after authorities refused to let them disembark, the Red Crescent said on Tuesday.
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For an additional cost, which varies by carrier and route, passengers are able to board earlier, will have more legroom (how much more also varies by airline) and will be able to disembark more quickly.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisia has allowed dozens of migrants, mostly from Bangladesh, to disembark after three weeks stranded in the Mediterranean, so that they can return to their home countries, the Red Crescent said on Wednesday.
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Oprah Winfrey and BFF Gayle King Announce Plans for a 'Girls' Getaway' Monahan says he and the band even disembark when the boat docks in Nassau and Great Stirrup Cay to check out the islands.
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ROME (Reuters) - Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte on Wednesday appealed to Italy's European Union partners to take in some of the migrants held on a coastguard ship in a Sicilian port and not allowed to disembark.
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On Tuesday, the United Nations criticized European nations for not allowing boatloads of migrants to disembark at safe ports and of relying instead on Libya's coastguard to return them to the dangerous North African country.
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The ship could arrive in Florida Wednesday Holland America previously announced its intention to travel to Fort Lauderdale, but officials at Port Everglades said Sunday that passengers were not cleared to disembark at that port.
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MILAN (Reuters) - More than 100 migrants aboard a German migrant rescue ship that had been stranded at sea for a week were allowed to disembark in Sicily on Monday after Italian police confiscated the boat.
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In recent weeks, Sicilian prosecutors have investigated whether Mr. Salvini committed criminal acts by refusing to let a boatload of migrants, rescued by an Italian Coast Guard ship in the Mediterranean Sea, disembark in Italy.
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While all passengers on the Grand Princess will disembark, most of the crew members will remain on the ship, which will leave the San Francisco Bay within around three days, Mr. Pence said on Monday.
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More are expected before the official end of the quarantine period, after which Japanese officials said it would take two or three days for passengers to disembark, during which they will be tested once again.
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Costa Cruises said in a statement Thursday night that passengers who wished to disembark from the ship could, while passengers who wished to remain onboard would be accommodated and could begin their return home Friday.
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Late Sunday, CNN affiliate WSVN reporter Brian Entin posted video from a Balearia ferry boat in which a person announced over a loudspeaker that anyone traveling to the United States without a visa must disembark.
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Province officials said the gunmen, wearing Afghan army uniforms, forced passengers from several busses that were traveling en route to Kabul to disembark from the vehicles in Aliabad district before killing some and abducting others.
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An Italian coast guard ship is in the waters off Sicily awaiting permission to disembark its 67 migrants, some of whom are accused of mutiny and threatening their rescuers if they were taken back to Libya.
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Flight PK702 was only able to take off when 38 passengers volunteered to disembark, owing to its evacuation capacity being reduced, and some of those have since complained that their baggage was left behind in Manchester.
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When he was placed under investigation for kidnapping after refusing to allow migrants to disembark from an Italian coast guard ship, Salvini went live on Facebook from his interior ministry office to open the court order.
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A branch of Nikki Beach club opened in 2012 on one end of the Magaluf bay on the Mediterranean island, where in high season clients disembark from yachts to sip cocktails on white upholstered beach recliners.
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The migrants have been stranded on the Spanish charity ship Open Arms since it picked them up off Libya in early August, and Rome's far-right interior minister, Matteo Salvini, refused to allow them to disembark.
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"Permission to disembark for these people is the sole responsibility of Prime Minister Conte," Salvini said, insisting that "the great majority of Italians" shared his own hard-line stance in closing Italy's ports to charity ships.
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Maybe even lugubrious Funeral Wells could be convinced to share a tale attesting to his good nature: Perhaps about that time he was watching people disembark from a steamboat, and a man fell into the water.
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The passengers were eventually allowed to disembark at a specially secured terminal in San Francisco and at least one couple aboard the ship has sued the company, seeking over $1 million in damages for emotional trauma.
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More than 100 people were on board the ship Sunday night in Freeport when a crew member announced over the loudspeaker that anyone without a U.S. visa would have to disembark, local TV station WSVN reports.
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"Beginning on Tuesday ... after verification by the health authority, the rest of the passengers will disembark and will be escorted to the Humberto Delgado airport to board humanitarian flights to their home countries," the ministry said.
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At least three other cruise ships have been quarantined, denied entry or refused permission to disembark, including ships in Italy, Hong Kong and Japan, where more than 3,700 crew and passengers began a quarantine on Monday.
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The last cruise ship passengers testing negative for the virus were due to disembark after a prolonged quarantine on board that drew criticism given the tight quarters and difficulty of isolating sick people from the healthy.
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Passengers on another Carnival Corp cruise ship, the MS Westerdam, spent two weeks at sea after being turned away by five countries, including Thailand, over coronavirus fears before they began to disembark in Cambodia on Friday.
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But two major projects — the Second Avenue subway line and East Side Access, a plan that would allow Long Island Rail Road passengers to disembark at Grand Central Terminal — were ignored and were abandoned for decades.
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The 34-year-old prince, wearing his camouflage uniform, learned about the specialist teams in the unit and saw a Joint Personnel Recovery demonstration in which Royal Marines disembark from a Merlin helicopter and simulate a rescue.
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MADRID (Reuters) - The Spanish government denied on Monday it had agreed with Italy to disembark the 107 migrants stranded in the Mediterranean at a Spanish port in Mallorca, while reiterating its readiness to receive the migrants there.
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The cartoonist Bulent Ustun—creator of Serafettin, a cartoon cat—describes in "Kedi" how his Cihangir neighbourhood became home to many breeds when Ottoman-era vessels from around the world would dock and feline passengers would disembark.
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"For the moment, it's no," French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire told broadcaster BFM TV. This followed a request from charities operating the Aquarius 2 to land at the southern port, and allow the migrants to disembark.
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"We have the capacity to take them on board, but we will only do so if there is a written statement by Italian authorities that we will be able to disembark them within 36 hours," Neugebauer said.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Italy demanded on Thursday the EU find other ports to disembark migrants rescued in the Mediterranean, suggesting it would withhold support for the EU naval mission against people-smuggling unless other countries take in survivors.
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Seaman's papers carried him as far as Le Havre, where, to his dismay, the captain informed him that crew members were not allowed to disembark, so he devised a ruse that involved delivering a letter to shore.
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Salvini was placed under investigation last August for alleged abuse of power and holding people against their will after he denied permission for the Italian coastguard ship Diciotti to let a group of mainly Eritrean migrants disembark.
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The Costa Luminosa had left Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on March 5 on a cruise destined for Venice, Italy, but days later it had to disembark two passengers in Puerto Rico who later tested positive for the coronavirus.
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The Costa Luminosa had left Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on March 5 on a cruise destined for Venice, Italy, but days later it had to disembark two passengers in Puerto Rico who later tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Authorities in Quang Ninh province, home to the UNESCO world heritage site Ha Long Bay, decided on Tuesday not to allow passengers of the ship AIDAvita to disembark on Thursday, the official Vietnam News Agency (VNA) reported.
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In July, two weeks before he abandoned a coalition with the 5-Star Movement, he refused to let migrants disembark from the Gregoretti coastguard vessel, ignoring pleas from human rights groups to let the group come ashore.
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As the virus shows little sign of slowing its spread on the ship, Princess Cruises said passengers will now be allowed to disembark and complete the 14-day quarantine at onshore facilities managed by the Japanese government.
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For example, a flier from New York City to San Francisco may find it cheaper to book a one-stop flight to Seattle connecting through San Francisco, disembark there and not take the last leg to Seattle.
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But the country's hardline interior Minister Matteo Salvini is refusing to let them disembark until other European countries agree to take them in — and is threatening to return them to Libya if a solution can't be found.
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In videos of the crash, people were seen rushing to disembark from the moored riverboat over a short gangplank, and at least two people were left caught on the walkway as the vessel was dislodged from the pier.
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Rackete, the ship's captain, defied the Italian government after the European Court of Human Rights ruled that Rome had no obligation to allow migrants to disembark from the vessel, although it was obliged to offer assistance at sea.
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Those on board another cruise ship stranded by coronavirus fears got good news Wednesday, with the announcement that they were due to finally disembark in Sihanoukville, Cambodia Thursday, having been turned away from ports in five other countries.
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BANGKOK, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Thailand has refused permission for passengers from Holland America's cruise ship MS Westerdam to disembark, its health minister said on Tuesday, the latest country to turn it away amid fears of the spreading coronavirus.
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One of the flights had room to accommodate more than 60 Canadians, who will disembark on a stopover in Vancouver, British Columbia, before the remaining passengers continue on to the United States, a State Department spokeswoman told Reuters.
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Groups of migrants have repeatedly landed on English shores using small boats for the risky Channel crossing, and migrants are sometimes found in the trunks of cars that disembark from the massive ferries that link France and England.
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BANGKOK, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Thailand has refused permission for passengers from Holland Americas cruise ship MS Westerdam to disembark, its health minister said on Tuesday, the latest country to turn it away amid fears of the spreading coronavirus.
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One of the flights had room to accommodate more than 60 Canadians, who will disembark on a stopover in Vancouver, British Columbia, before the remaining passengers continue on to the United States, a State Department spokeswoman told Reuters.
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MISRATA, Libya (Reuters) - Some 95 migrants picked up by a cargo ship off the Libyan coast have refused to disembark in the western city of Misrata, officials from the United Nations and Libyan coast guard said on Monday.
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Twenty-four-year-old Amsterdam native Floor Nagler had been volunteering on the island helping people disembark from boats and told Radio Free Europe she noticed a need for bags, as many people lost theirs along the route.
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Imagine Trump boarding the Air Force 2 helicopter, waving at cameras in his last White House cameo, only to disembark to a cadre of federal agents waiting to arrest him for crimes falling within the statute of limitations.
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Other passengers offered compensation after incident In video shot by Joya and Forest Cummings, who were sitting behind him, Dao repeatedly refuses to disembark, explaining to officers that he is a physician and must work in the morning.
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MARSEILLE, France (Reuters) - Passengers who have airline or other tickets for travel back to their home countries will be allowed to disembark from the coronavirus-hit Costa Luminosa cruise ship in Marseille, its port authority said on Thursday.
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Earlier this week Rome agreed to allow women, children and sick people on board of the Mare Jonio to disembark through a transfer operated by coastguards but refused to lift its ban on the ship entering Italian waters.
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The Cambodian government said passengers and crew members on the Westerdam had been screened using protocols from the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in the United States before being allowed to disembark.
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Italy has refused to allow 150 migrants to disembark from a ship docked in Catania until its partners agree to take in some of them, but a meeting on the issue in Brussels failed to yield any agreement.
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Another treaty that may need to be updated is the "Rescue Agreement", which states that astronauts are "envoys of mankind" and should be protected (and rescued, if necessary) if they disembark from their spaceships in a foreign state.
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"Flybe can confirm that all 106 passengers asked to remain on board the above flight upon arrival into Manchester this morning were given the all-clear to disembark without further restriction and have since done so," the airline said.
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Gere, who visited the Open Arms ship in a show of support on Friday, joined a news conference on the Italian island of Lampedusa to call for the 160 migrants stuck on the boat to be allowed to disembark.
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He was talking about the Russian troop transports that cross the Suwalki Gap regularly and the fear expressed by many Baltic leaders that they could suddenly stop and Russian troops could quietly disembark to test NATO and Baltic mettle.
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ROME (Reuters) - Dozens of migrants rescued at sea and brought to an Italian port on Thursday cannot disembark, the country's far-right interior minister said, reversing a decision by a fellow minister and opening a rift within the government.
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The migrants, picked up off Libya over the last two weeks, are waiting to disembark on the southern Italian island of Lampedusa, but far-right Interior Minister Matteo Salvini has ordered his officials not to let them do so.
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With the shameful memory still alive of U.S. officials refusing to allow German refugees to disembark from the St. Louis because they lacked immigration visas, the United States also ratified the international refugee treaty and agreed to its provisions.
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"He had tried to do the right thing by us and now they investigate him," 19903-year-old pensioner Sebastiano Pittera said outside Catania's main cathedral after the home minister allowed the migrants to disembark from a rescue ship.
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As the shuttle pulled up to the drop off, we were held hostage on the bus waiting for security clearance to disembark as an exodus of partygoers were impatiently trying to bounce out and hop to their next location.
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The meeting had already been rocked by a chaotic arrival when the Chinese did not provide a rolling staircase for President Obama to disembark from the main door of Air Force One on his arrival in Hangzhou on Saturday.
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Border Force commissioner Michael Outram told Sky News it was the decision of NSW Health to allow 2,700 passengers to disembark the vessel Ruby Princess in Sydney last week, of which 48 have since tested positive for the coronavirus.
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But it now appears that Spain is suspending new cruise ship arrivals, and passengers got a letter from the cruise ship company Friday night telling them that the latest plan is to disembark in Marseille, France, on March 19.
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Border Force commissioner Michael Outram told Sky News it was the decision of NSW Health to allow 2,700 passengers to disembark the vessel Ruby Princess in Sydney last week, of which 48 have since tested positive for the coronavirus.
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After 210 people on board tested positive, the Grand Princess — part of the same company that runs the Diamond Princess — is to let passengers disembark at the Port of Oakland, to be hospitalized if needed and quarantined if not.
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In another example, Honcharuk cited an incident of Russian officials asking a wagon-load of passengers travelling on a train from Kiev to Moscow to disembark after a Chinese woman with fever was found to be travelling on board.
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A passenger who was among hundreds of Americans who volunteered to disembark the quarantined Diamond Princess cruise ship over the weekend, told CNBC Tuesday that the evacuees received a round of applause after making it back to U.S. soil.
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TODAY'S NUMBER 177 The number of migrants on an Italian Coast Guard ship that Italy won't let disembark until it gets assurances they'll be relocated elsewhere in Europe AND FINALLY So long, summer Ready to go to auctioneer's school?
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Erik Hanell, President and CEO of Swedish-based Stena Bulk, the ship's owner, said the vessel and its crew had been released, and the ship would be transiting through Dubai for the crew to disembark and receive medical checks.
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In July, two weeks before he abandoned a coalition with the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, he refused to let migrants disembark from the Gregoretti coastguard vessel, ignoring pleas from human rights groups to let the group come ashore.
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Some passengers on a quarantined cruise ship docked in the Japanese port of Yokohama will be allowed to disembark early and move to housing ashore, even as another 85033 cases of the coronavirus have been confirmed on the vessel.
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"The vessel has left the port of Bandar Abbas and is transiting to Dubai for the crew to disembark and receive medical checks and de-briefing," the president and CEO of Stena Bulk, Erik Hanell, said in a statement.
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In an apparent attempt to beat the queue to disembark, the passenger, identified by his surname Song, opened an emergency door near his seat after his flight from the northern city of Jinan in Shandong province to Putuo near Shanghai landed.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Over 100 passengers who were kept on a plane that landed at Manchester airport in northern England on Friday after a woman had fallen ill on the flight have been given the all-clear to disembark, airline Flybe said.
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"I would defy anyone to suggest that there was not unreasonable force and violence used to help Dr. Dao disembark that plane," said Demetrio, who added that Dao is in a secure, secret location as he heals both emotionally and physically.
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Groups of migrants have repeatedly landed on English shores in small boats after making the risky Channel crossing, and migrants are often found in the back of cars and trucks that disembark from the massive ferries that link France and England.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Five European Union countries will take in migrants who had been stranded on the Open Arms rescue ship before being allowed to disembark on the Italian island of Lampedusa on Tuesday night, a European Commission spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
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"Because of the risk of potential infection, not just from the confirmed measles case but from other persons who may be on the boat at this time, we made the decision to not allow anyone to disembark," Fredericks-James said.
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The cruise line owns this private island and uses it as a sort of rest and play stop during the long journey up and down the East Coast to Key West, Florida, a place where passengers can disembark for beachside fun.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Charities operating the Mediterranean rescue ship Aquarius on Monday urged European governments to help the vessel find a new flag to sail under after Panama revoked its registration, and they asked France to let its passengers disembark in Marseille.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy will let its coast guard ship carrying 177 migrants it rescued on the high seas five days ago dock in Sicily, Transport Minister Danilo Toninelli said on Monday, ending a standoff with Malta over where it should disembark.
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The first perceived snub came on Saturday as Obama touched down at the airport in China, where Chinese officials failed to provide a portable staircase that would allow the president to disembark from the upper door of Air Force One.
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Travelers posted photos on social media of fellow passengers sitting on the airport floor, dark departure halls, and staircases that were brought up to planes to disembark passengers after the electricity outage prevented the use of gates and jet bridges.
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Usually, during spring, if I'm traveling up to Liverpool on the Virgin Pendolino train, the weather changes temperament dramatically somewhere around the town Crewe, but this time it's still cracking the flags by the time I disembark at Lime Street station.
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Why it matters: The meeting followed an intense weekend standoff in which Salvini, who also serves as Italy's interior minister, refused to let more than 150 migrants disembark a rescue ship unless the EU agreed to distribute them across other countries.
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The decision was made to disembark passengers at the Port of Oakland, Newsom said Sunday, because it is a non-commercial port, it is large enough to handle a ship of this size, and because of its proximity to an airport.
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"[W]e have been told so many times we can disembark, only to be told the day before we couldn't," passenger Edmund Pinto told the AP. Governments have refused to allow multiple cruise ships to dock, citing fears of spreading coronavirus.
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As the Princess Ruby case numbers rose, officials denied passengers on the Swiss-owned MSC Magnifica cruise permission to disembark on the country's west coast, despite MSC Cruises assurances that none showed any signs of a respiratory or flu-like illness.
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MARSEILLE, France, March 19 (Reuters) - Passengers who have airline or other tickets for travel back to their home countries will be allowed to disembark from the coronavirus-hit Costa Luminosa cruise ship in Marseille, its port authority said on Thursday.
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In a sign the new government would adopt a softer stance on immigration, a French charity ship was allowed to enter the port of Lampedusa on Saturday to disembark some 82 Africans it had saved off the coast of Libya.
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"The ban... remains in place for a ship that does not respect laws and intentionally provokes a state of necessity on board so as to be able to disembark in Italy," a source close to the Italian Interior Ministry said.
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The interior ministry said passengers of the MSC Fantasia, mostly from the European Union, Britain, Brazil and Australia, would stay on board until all had been tested for the virus, after which those who tested negative would be allowed to disembark.
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Here at Dover, within eight minutes, trucks can normally disembark, move out of the port and onto the highway — where most pass a Brexit-inspired mural by Banksy, depicting a worker chipping away at a star on the European Union flag.
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The health ministry said on Thursday that with the Diamond Princess still located south of Tokyo, about 240 foreign and Japanese crew members who have tested negative for the virus would disembark from the ship over the next few days.
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Passengers who have met the Japanese Ministry of Health's criteria for being at high-risk of getting infected with the virus have been allowed to disembark from the ship and spend the remainder of their quarantine ashore in Japanese government housing.
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"The quarantine office will make an appropriate judgment about whether we will approve the ship to dock and passengers to disembark," he said, adding that the quarantine office would make the decision based on guidelines from the World Health Organization.
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Passengers should be permitted to disembark and safely move to a different facility, on firm ground, where they can be tested; where the necessary supplies are on hand; where the staff is doing the work for which they were trained.
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One of the earliest to disembark, a woman wearing a conical rice hat and a heavy-duty face mask with a strap hanging loose, was mobbed by journalists as she walked out of a guarded gate, pulling a red suitcase.
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Official statistics show that 822 migrants have arrived in Italy over the past two weeks, not counting the 176 aboard the Ocean Viking who are set to disembark on Wednesday, by comparison with 1,007 for the whole of October last year.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican port authorities on Wednesday revoked permission for cruise ship MSC Meraviglia to disembark on the island of Cozumel over coronavirus fears, a port official said, after Jamaican and Grand Cayman authorities also said it could not stop.
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In July, some two weeks before he pulled the League out of its coalition with the 5-Star Movement, Salvini refused to let 131 migrants disembark from the Gregoretti coastguard vessel until other European states agreed to take them in.
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The MS Westerdam was given permission Wednesday to dock in Cambodia and more than 2,300 people will be allowed to disembark, after multiple countries turned the cruise ship away over fears that someone may have been infected by the coronavirus.
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"From there the ship will head north, and Holland America Line is currently working on finalizing the details for the best place for guests to disembark as soon as possible and return home," the spokesperson told Business Insider in a statement.
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PANAMA CITY, March 28 (Reuters) - Panama's government said on Saturday that it will allow Holland America Line's MS Zaandam cruise ship to pass through the Panama Canal, but that no passengers or crew members would be allowed to disembark in Panama.
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Soon, any passengers who are over 80 years old and staying in the interior balconyless cabin rooms, as well as anyone over 80 with a chronic medical issue, will be able to disembark if they want to, the Japanese Health Ministry announced.
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Image 2 of 2 ROME – Italy&aposs hard-line interior minister refused Thursday to let 67 migrants disembark from an Italian coast guard ship until an investigation determines whether any of them had violently threatened their rescuers to prevent being returned to Libya.
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VALLETTA, Aug 15 (Reuters) - The Mediterranean rescue ship Aquarius arrived at Valletta harbour in Malta on Wednesday to disembark 141 migrants, ending a five-day tug-of-war between European Union countries which had seen the vessel banned from docking in several ports.
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Salvini, an anti-immigration hardliner who says his country's ports are closed to rescue boats, is insisting the ship disembark the migrants in the closest major port of Tripoli, Libya — currently the scene of fierce militia fighting and an unfolding humanitarian crisis.
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According to LaTosha Brown, cofounder of Black Voters Matter Fund, a phone call placed to county officials complaining about the event led to a phone call to the county-run senior center, which prompted its director to ask the senior citizens to disembark.
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Kerby said that to help pass the time, she was learning how to fold bath towels into decorative shapes and had joined a "Westerdam cycling club" that has likely ridden hundreds of nautical miles as they wait to get information and to disembark.
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"But we do know there will be parts of the ride where guests will be on a Resistance shuttle and be caught by a First Order Star Destroyer, where they will disembark and encounter storm troopers and other Star Wars characters," said Selga.
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Italy is demanding the Netherlands take responsibility for the migrants, given that the Sea Watch sails under a Dutch flag, while the U.N.'s refugee agency and the EU have urged Rome to end the stalemate by allowing the migrants to disembark.
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Air Transat said in a statement that the situation was "beyond our control," and that "exceptional traffic" at the Ottawa airport led to a shortage of loading bridges or stairs to allow the flight to disembark and replenish the aircraft's water reservoir.
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The migrants, most of whom are African, had been picked up by the charity's boat - also called Open Arms- off the coast of Libya in the past two weeks and have been waiting to disembark on the southern Italian island of Lampedusa.
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On Sunday, Rome allowed some 450 migrants to disembark in Sicily, but only after Germany, France, Malta, Spain, Portugal and Ireland had agreed to take in many of the newcomers - the first time such an ad hoc deal was struck between EU partners.
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It doesn't exist yet, but Musk showed a rendered video depicting silhouettes boarding a ship (the regular, sea-faring kind) which takes them a little way out into a body of water where the future people disembark to a waiting SpaceX launch platform.
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The country's Ministry of Transport in a statement clarified that the entry of goods vessels to Argentine ports would not be prohibited and foreign crew could disembark if needed if they had no symptoms and had sailed for over 14 days without docking.
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If that entire mass of ice were to come off in one fell swoop, the scientists' modeling revealed, the resulting avalanche could strike the Eigergletscher station, a stop along the Jungfrau Railway where tourists often disembark to snap photos and admire the views.
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Although a Chinese national with a fever later tested negative for the coronavirus and the Italian authorities said passengers were allowed to disembark, for much of the day the country was gripped by fears that the coronavirus had arrived on its shores.
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MEXICO CITY, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Mexican port authorities on Wednesday revoked permission for cruise ship MSC Meraviglia to disembark on the island of Cozumel over coronavirus fears, a port official said, after Jamaican and Grand Cayman authorities also said it could not stop.
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Smaller vessel expeditions — offered by companies such as Abercrombie & Kent, Hurtigruten and Lindblad Expeditions, among others — are allowed to make landings, and their passengers might have the opportunity to disembark with guides to walk, kayak, snowshoe, or even camp or ski onshore.
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TOKYO, Feb 20 (Reuters) - A second group of about 600 Japanese and foreign passengers from the coronavirus-hit cruise ship moored near Tokyo was set to disembark on Thursday after two-weeks quarantined onboard, as criticism of Japan's handling of the outbreak mounted.
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The cruise company also offered passengers the option to complete their quarantine at a shoreside location, but stressed they had no medical staff, and all food would be Japanese-style bento boxes; those who do disembark are tested for the virus first.
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The fans, in their 20s, got refunds on their tickets, excluding some penalties, but the rest of the 360 passengers had to disembark and go through security screening again, delaying the flight by almost an hour, the company said in a statement.
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In February, when the League was in government with the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, parliament rejected a magistrates' request to pursue a kidnapping probe into Salvini for refusing permission to disembark for some 150 migrants on a coastguard ship stranded off Sicily.
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His comments come as the new populist government closed its ports to rescue ships, one of which was forced to disembark more than 600 migrants in Spain at the weekend, and as migration again moves to the top of the EU agenda.
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The attack was the opening salvo in the United States' involvement in World War II. Visitors with tickets to the area will be able to view a documentary, and participate in a narrated harbor tour surrounding the memorial, but will not be allowed to disembark.
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In fact, the port of Sihanoukville, a major Chinese gambling centre where some 7003,455 passengers from the MS Westerdam were due to disembark after two weeks at sea is the only place in Cambodia to have recorded a case of the virus so far.
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In fact, the port of Sihanoukville, a major Chinese gambling center where some 7003,455 passengers from the MS Westerdam were due to disembark after two weeks at sea is the only place in Cambodia to have recorded a case of the virus so far.
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Elon Musk tweeted that he has received "verbal agreement" to build a super-fast, 29-minute "hyper loop" taking passengers from New York to Washington, D.C. Traveling within an airless tube, passengers could disembark or get on along the way in Baltimore and Philadelphia.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy will let its coastguard ship carrying 177 migrants it rescued five days ago dock in Sicily, ending a standoff with Malta, its transport minister said on Monday, though it was not clear when and if the migrants would be allowed to disembark.
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The person did not end up boarding the scheduled flight to New York, where he was supposed to subsequently board another flight departing the U.S. ICE officers were reportedly en route to meet him at JFK in order to ensure he did not disembark unaccompanied.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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Princess Cruises is working with a team of health officials to help determine when and where passengers can disembark but no timeline for a decision has been given, said Jan Swartz, group president of Princess Cruises and Carnival Australia, during a conference call Saturday afternoon.
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The president said he would prefer not to let 3,533 people on a cruise ship held off the coast of San Francisco to disembark onto American soil, even if they were placed into quarantine, in part because it would inflate the number of American infections.
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SEOUL, South Korea — As if air travel did not have enough nuisances, some K-pop fans have invented a new one: They board planes just to get a closer look at their favorite stars and then disembark, canceling their flights just before the gate closes.
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Frenzied K-pop fans, above, have found a new way to get a little closer to their favorite stars: They book first-class seats, board planes to get a selfie or an autograph — and then disembark and cancel their tickets just before the gates close.
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On Saturday, Puerto Rico officials said that another ship, the Celebrity Summit, a Royal Caribbean ship that had been scheduled to disembark in San Juan, would not be doing so after a Canadian woman who had been on the ship tested positive for coronavirus.
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At a teeming processing center in nearby Teknaf, Ibrahim Holil, from the village of Maungdaw Moknibara in Myanmar's Rakhine State, described on Wednesday how he said he was hit with a stick by a border guard as he helped his relatives disembark from their boat.
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And according to the documents, inquiries during that probe resulted in allegations by an air traffic controller at an airport Epstein frequented that she had seen Epstein disembark his plane on two occasions with what appeared to be underage girls as recently as November 2018.
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Ships spin in place, entire fleets get fouled up in a kind of nautical scrum, and sometimes enemy troops just cannot seem to disembark and so you have the choice of either letting the battle timer run out, or you can quit and take the defeat.
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Italy's far-right Interior Minister Matteo Salvini has ordered his officials not to let them disembark, though he made a partial concession on Saturday by allowing 27 minors to leave the boat, saying he had only agreed to this at the insistence of Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte.
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LAMPEDUSA/BARCELONA (Reuters) - A charity that operates a rescue ship carrying more than a hundred migrants off the coast of Italy said on Saturday that it could not guarantee their security after the boat had spent more than two weeks waiting for a port to disembark in.
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The remaining 40 migrants were allowed to disembark early Saturday morning after Captain Rackete made the unilateral decision to dock, and they are expected to be taken in by five European countries, including France and Germany, whose governments have been critical of Italy's closed-ports policy.
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"Because of the risk of potential infection, not just from the confirmed measles case but from other persons who may be on the boat at the time, we thought it prudent to make a decision not to allow anyone to disembark," she said in a statement.
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Frenzied K-pop fans, pictured above, have found a new way to get a little closer to their favorite stars: They book first class seats, board planes to get a selfie or an autograph and then disembark and cancel their tickets just before the gates close.
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HAVANA, March 18 (Reuters) - A British cruise ship that has been stranded for more than a week in the Caribbean after several cases of the new coronavirus were confirmed onboard is set to dock in Cuba on Wednesday to allow weary passengers to disembark and fly home.
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The Supreme Court upheld an appeals court ruling that said forcing an on-the-ground plane to return to its gate cannot be seen as "route deviation," but found Cho guilty of abusive language and actions against cabin crew and forcing a crew member to disembark.
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The biggest cluster outside China is on a cruise ship quarantined off the Japanese port of Yokohama, where a further 44 cases were reported on Thursday, taking the total to 219, though authorities said some elderly people would finally to be allowed to disembark on Friday.
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Hagrid may not be waiting for travelers when they disembark, but before boarding in Fort William, fans of the movie can stop by the nearby town of Glencoe, which was used as the set for Hagrid's hut, and is home to the bridge portrayed as the entrance to Hogwarts.
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GIF by artist You're presented with a typical everyday scene: Egg-like creatures disembark from a bus, a water fountain hides a cavernous space with a system of subterranean pipes and plant life, palm trees ride escalators, the contents of a drinks machine float out, glow, and swirl around.
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But the main issue that locals have with the ships is that the tourists who disembark and contribute to the crowded streets do not spend very much in Venice — merely visiting for a few hours before heading back to their liner for an all inclusive lunch or dinner.
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When Sylvia and her attendants arrive in Act III, they disembark from Eros's boat to a barcarole led by the suavely surprising sound of a saxophone (highly unusual in 19th-century orchestration); when Aminta carries Sylvia, arched and aloft, onto the stage, it's to a solo violin, singing sweet and high.
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Earlier, speaking to a dozen white men and a lone white woman at an American Legion post here, Mr. Trump criticized China's treatment of President Obama: When the president landed in Hangzhou for the Group of 20 summit meeting, the host country forced him to disembark from the plane's belly.
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The future of League leader Matteo Salvini, who serves as interior minister, has become an additional flashpoint, with magistrates pressing parliament to strip him of his immunity to let them possibly press kidnapping charges after he refused last year to let a group of migrants disembark from a rescue boat.
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It will be days before passengers are all off Also Monday, the Grand Princess, a cruise ship carrying at least 22 people who have tested positive for the novel coronavirus, arrived in the port of Oakland after being held at sea for several days and some passengers began to disembark.
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Mr. Trump said he would prefer not to let 3,533 people on board a cruise ship held off the coast of California disembark onto American soil, even if they were placed into quarantine, in part because it would inflate the number of American infections and make the situation look worse.
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Footage of the crash showed the cruise liner, the approximately 900-foot-long MSC Opera, blaring its horn as it hit the wharf and crashed into the tour ship, the River Countess, which was docked at the San Basilio Terminal on the Giudecca Canal, where passengers often disembark from smaller vessels.
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As Japan announced 44 new coronavirus cases on a cruise ship quarantined in the waters off Yokohama, bringing the total to 43, the country's health minister said on Thursday that the authorities would begin allowing some passengers to disembark and serve out the remainder of the quarantine period on shore.
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On Friday, a flareup between Italy's government and the European Commission over migrants also renewed concerns about Rome's relationship with the EU. Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio repeated threats to suspend EU funds over the distribution of migrants waiting to disembark from a ship docked in an Italian port.
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In the case of the weekend rescue, Malta&aposs coast guard received first word of a migrant boat in distress but then handed off coordination of the rescue itself to Italy — as is often the case — and the Italians then instructed the Irish vessel Samuel Beckett to come into Messina to disembark.
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Cover: Migrants disembark from the "Aquarius" ship of the NGO SOS Mediterranee - Doctors without borders on May 26, 2017 coming from Libya, Nigeria, Mali, Morocco, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Cameroon, Guinea, Liberia, Guinea Bisseau, Kenya, Ivory Coast, Gambia, Benin, Burkina Faso and rescued in the Canal of Sicily the same day when 34 people died.
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As for the rest of the healthy passengers who are still on board the Diamond Princess, today they are beginning to disembark, in a process that will take "several consecutive days" according to the cruise company, as passengers are tested, and test results confirmed negative, before people will be allowed to get off.
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Italy — whose hardline new government has pledged to close its borders to illegal migrants since it came to power in June — refused to allow the ship to dock, arguing the migrants should disembark in the tiny Mediterranean island nation of Malta, as the ship had first passed through Malta's search and rescue zone.
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READ: China arrested a whistleblower who shot viral video of coronavirus corpses in Wuhan In its latest situation report, the WHO said that Thai officials had indicated that if the ship entered the country's waters, "authorities may seek to board the ship" to screen those on board and determine whether they could eventually disembark in Thailand.
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In a short documentary made about the commemorative voyage of the Zong, in 2007, the narrator remarks that the choir on board would safely disembark at Tower Bridge and walk away free — unlike all those lost in the inhumanity of the Middle Passage, not to mention the millions who made it, in chains, to solid land.
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We have a nation fearful about the coronavirus and the lack of adequate testing, and all he can do is fly off to Florida to play golf, attack the Democratic governors of the states affected by the virus and try to maintain a low number of cases by recommending, unsuccessfully, that cruise ship passengers not disembark on American soil.
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"According to admissions made in connection with the plea, Kenneth and Kristy Manzanares became involved in a verbal argument about Kenneth's behavior that evening, and, during the discussion, Kristy stated she wanted a divorce and told him to disembark the vessel at Juneau in order for him to travel back home to Utah," the news release said.
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"Outside cases on the Diamond Princess cruise ship we are not seeing dramatic increases in transmission outside China," he said, referring to the cruise liner A further 44 cases were reported on the Diamond Princess on Thursday, raising the total to 219, though authorities said some elderly people would finally to be allowed to disembark on Friday.
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I started to see the city how it was must have been seen by my characters: the 937 German passengers, most of them Jewish, who set sail with Cuban visas from Hamburg on May 13, 1939 on the Saint Louis trying to escape the Nazis only to be returned to Europe after arriving in the port of Havana but not allowed to disembark.
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Active travelers will appreciate the Gornergrat Bahn or the Glacier Express in Switzerland because their itineraries have the option to disembark and take hikes through the surrounding mountains, while those seeking a longer, more relaxed journey should consider Golden Eagle's 21-day Silk Road, which travels between Beijing and Moscow, or Rovos Rail's 15-day journey between Cape Town and Dar es Salaam.
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In 2017, nearly 9.6 million rang through the turnstiles of the Bedford Avenue station to hop onto just one line: the L. And starting in April 2019, train service will terminate here, meaning that this vital stop will be rendered into a dead end, where all west-bound passengers will have to disembark onto a slew of shuttle buses and ferries nearby.
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More passengers are expected to disembark the Grand Princess today: The cruise ship "pulled into port in Oakland on Monday, the first step in an unprecedented domestic operation that will require medical care and the quarantining of more than 3,000 people who may have been exposed to the novel coronavirus," our colleagues Reed Albergotti, Faiz Siddiqui and Mark Berman report from Oakland.
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What Went Down IRL: While many things have changed in the more-than-20 years since the show debuted (you can't smoke in bars, and Uber has made the pursuit of a cab somewhat less dramatic) one thing has hardly changed at all: Fleet Week, a time when Navy ships pull up and handsome guys in uniform disembark in search of a good time.
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