The Grand Princess, docked in Oakland, started disembarking passengers Monday.
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"Maybe the carrier had dropped it before disembarking," he said.
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PASSENGERS BEGIN DISEMBARKING FROM DIAMOND PRINCESS CRUISE SHIP IN JAPAN - NHK
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Once onboard the Rotterdam, guests will remain inside their rooms until disembarking.
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"I'm going to go there, and that's it," he declared before disembarking.
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Disembarking, we climbed over huge slabs of debris clogging up an alleyway.
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Months afterward Lenin returned from exile, disembarking at St. Petersburg's Finland Station.
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" From there, it will continue to carry out "passenger boarding and disembarking operations.
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Crew aboard the Diciotti began disembarking passengers in Catania&aposs port early Wednesday.
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"It was horrendous," passenger Maureen Peters of Southampton, Massachusetts, told CNN after disembarking.
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Another passenger, Maria Guadalupe Herrera Olguin of Houston said everyone began hastily disembarking.
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The people inside can then be seen disembarking and running up the beach.
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That followed after one of the guests died almost two weeks after disembarking.
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Reality intruded on their vehicle for escape, and it's disembarking with them, too.
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PORTUGAL'S PM COSTA SAYS CRUISE SHIPS WILL BE BARRED FROM DISEMBARKING FOREIGN PASSENGERS
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In fact, some might have foisted some blame onto Dao for not disembarking willingly.
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The landmarks are the main destinations for tourists disembarking at the King historic district.
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Images from the airport showed many passengers calmly disembarking the aircraft with their luggage.
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The Japanese quarantine officially ended Wednesday, and the first group of passengers began disembarking.
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The deaths came amid initial groups of passengers disembarking from the ship this week.
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Chile had just blocked Zaandam passengers from disembarking, over concerns of a coronavirus outbreak.
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The family was seen arriving via private plane, with George disembarking with a baby carrier.
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The family were seen arriving via private plane, with George disembarking with a baby carrier.
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Thailand on Tuesday became the latest country to block the cruise ship's passengers from disembarking.
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Visitors disembarking from the ferry were recently confronted with some unusual messages from the rangers.
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The family were seen arriving via private plane, with George disembarking with a baby carrier.
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Sha Tin can be reached easily by Kowloon Canton Railway, disembarking at its Racecourse Station.
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They will be screened for elevated temperatures and respiratory symptoms again before disembarking in Singapore.
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Passengers come and go, embarking and disembarking and talking or kidding about this and that.
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Disembarking will take a couple of hours, he thinks, though it varies from port to port.
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Bellemare also believes the wider aisle layout will allow for quicker embarking and disembarking of passengers.
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By the end of the 1960s "Go home Yankee" signs greeted disembarking American sailors and soldiers.
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For the umpteenth time, on disembarking a Ryanair plane I made myself a promise: Never again.
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Passengers on flights into the city tweeted that their disembarking was delayed because of the shooting.
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Disembarking was efficient as we didn't have to board any buses to arrive at the terminal.
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Tim Spelios: Before Disembarking continues at Studio 10 (56 Bogart Street, Bushwick, Brooklyn) through October 9.
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Passengers began disembarking into an 11-acre containment area on Monday, where they were being triaged.
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The ship will move to the port in Oakland, California, on Sunday to begin disembarking guests.
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The president did not respond to shouted questions about the hearing after disembarking Air Force One.
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Cruise ships have continued to sail to Nassau, although Freeport is no longer available for disembarking.
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"That boat should have never gone out," said passenger Maureen Peters after disembarking from the rough sailing.
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After disembarking at the border in Laredo to switch trains, police officers wouldn't let him back on.
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Japan has begun allowing passengers who test negative to leave, with hundreds disembarking on Wednesday and Thursday.
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More than 1,143 guests had planned to end their cruise on Thursday, but were prevented from disembarking.
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Video posted to Twitter showed passengers disembarking from the Boeing 737 jet as safety officials looked on.
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Official video footage showed him disembarking from a government plane, and being led away by armed guards.
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Health authorities placed the ship under quarantine after its arrival there on April 30, barring anyone from disembarking.
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Individuals are prohibited from disembarking the shuttle between screenings and the route is monitored by Secret Service personnel.
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Royal Caribbean's terminal in Miami is massive, and makes boarding and disembarking a ship a bewilderingly painless process.
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The footage showed two girls among other people, many clad just in swimsuits, disembarking from the fishing boat.
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The ship had been quarantined since early February after a previous guest tested positive six days after disembarking.
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A passenger from the MS Westerdam was on Sunday confirmed to have contracted the virus days after disembarking.
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Rather, I was flipping my 3DS open again and picking up where I'd left off on disembarking the train.
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I would lose my head completely and, a couple weeks after disembarking, buy a last-minute ticket to England.
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Finally disembarking from Uber, Niantic raised a Series A fund-sized Series B ($200 million) to build another game.
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This ill-conceived complaint has been leveled at immigrants since the Irish were disembarking their boats in the 1840s.
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For an entire day, passengers on the cruise ship were blocked from disembarking after a woman onboard became sick.
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One passenger on the Diamond Princess tested positive for the coronavirus after disembarking in Hong Kong in late January.
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The deaths come as the Diamond Princess has begun disembarking passengers after a two-week quarantine on the ship.
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Linton posted a now-infamous Instagram of herself disembarking from a government jet on that trip wearing designer clothes.
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It caused a brief delay before disembarking at Spadina station, where it continued taking in the lay of the land.
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Frappier said he had quickly stuffed his laptop into his bag, leaving it open while disembarking from his flight earlier.
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Passengers on board the cruise liner tweeted their frustration Tuesday following reports they wouldn't be disembarking in Thailand as expected.
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After disembarking the plane, they were greeted by the Mayor of Dubbo Region Councillor Ben Shields and a welcoming party.
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They settle for filming, but are not permitted to talk to, forlorn-looking people disembarking at ports around the island.
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Have you ever enviously wondered how wealthy yachties manage to sail from island to island, disembarking where they see fit?
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A few days after disembarking, that passenger tested positive for COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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The brouhaha began when Ms. Linton posted a photograph of herself disembarking a military jet emblazoned with official government markings.
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The ship had been quarantined in Japan since early February after a previous guest tested positive six days after disembarking.
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Minutes after disembarking, some sat outside the shelter with bowls of food, gazing over the road towards the United States.
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Oman state television broadcast footage of the two Americans disembarking from a plane belonging to the Royal Air Force of Oman.
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Linton also saw the flight as a photo opportunity and posted a photograph of herself disembarking the military jet on Instagram.
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The is CDC strongly urging travelers still aboard the cruise liner to take additional quarantine measures upon disembarking from the ship.
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In less than a month, three charity ships have ended up disembarking in Spain and Malta after Italy refused them safe haven.
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PYONGYANG/SEOUL (Reuters) - Even after disembarking from North Korea's Air Koryo plane at Pyongyang airport, it's difficult to miss the airline's brand.
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I may have gotten on a bus in the East Bay, but I'm disembarking on Space Station V, in transit to Clavius.
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A famous photo of astronaut Buzz Aldrin walking on the lunar surface after disembarking from the Apollo 11 Lunar Module (LM) "Eagle".
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First, female cabin crew at Air France complained about an edict telling them to wear a headscarf when disembarking aircraft in Iran.
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Disembarking at Gütersloh, an industrial town clear across the country, he sees a car hit a bicyclist, who falls with a thud.
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Disembarking for the last time, the bright lights of the big city were dazzling after several days surrounded by fog and farmland.
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An Italian couple tested positive for the coronavirus in San Juan, Puerto Rico, late on Friday after disembarking from the cruise ship.
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About 65% of passengers got off the boat after the CDC initially cleared it, but the ship then halted the disembarking process.
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However, an 83-year-old American passenger tested positive for the virus in Malaysia while she was on transit home after disembarking.
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Syrian state TV broadcast footage showing families disembarking from a bus and a van at a checkpoint on the outskirts of Damascus.
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The evacuated passengers will be quarantined for an additional 14 days after disembarking charter planes in the U.S. View the discussion thread.
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Fifty years later the flood of foreigners, who began disembarking at the iconic Ellis Island in 1892, showed no signs of receding.
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The foreign guests had traveled a great distance to reach Washington, stopping in Honolulu on the way and finally disembarking under heavy security.
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Shortly after 22 AM Thursday, 214 people (including a driver) disembarking a party bus in Chicago came under fire; five sustained gunshot wounds.
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Broken teeth, nose Dao suffered "a significant concussion as a result of disembarking that plane," Demetrio said at a news conference in Chicago.
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I saw plenty of people disembarking and plenty more boarding as we set off for North Dakota and the rest of the West.
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I handed my phone to Locatelli's friend, the architect Luca Cipelletti, and climbed the ladder to the top, disembarking on a viewing dock.
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To me, this efficiency was most obvious while boarding and disembarking, a process that was surprisingly similar to boarding a plane — but better.
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With the number of cases aboard, the captain said Friday it was unlikely the ship would be disembarking Saturday morning as originally scheduled.
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"From today, the disembarking tax in the historical center of Venice is law," Brugnaro said in a Twitter video about the new regulation.
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Hours later, the cruise line announced the deceased passenger had tested negative for COVID-19, and passengers would be allowed to continue disembarking.
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In a phone interview Thursday night, Salli Spoon of Crockett, California, said that passengers were first told they'd get tested prior to disembarking.
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Instead of disembarking as expected, he took the taxi immediately back to Sligo, where he settled into the groove of another evening alone.
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Earlier, passengers and crew members on board the quarantined cruise ship, who were not taking government repatriation flights, started the process of disembarking.
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In another clip released by the government, a child falls face first after tripping in the gap between train and station while disembarking.
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Viola, a journalist with a Freedom State newspaper, happens across an anti-migrant rally at a pier where a boatload of "illegals" are disembarking.
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Then I'd be one step closer to solving the mystery of the Obra Dinn, and one step closer to disembarking from this cursed vessel.
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The major appeal of the private plane boarding and disembarking seems to be no paparazzi, which admittedly sounds great for stars hounded by cameras.
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A migrant girl holds a Bart Simpson doll after disembarking from the Eleftherios Venizelos passenger ship at the Port of Piraeus, Greece, on Sept.
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JUBA, South Sudan – Leaping from the van, South Sudan&aposs only two patrol dogs raced toward passengers disembarking a plane in the capital, Juba.
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According to Karas, every single passenger on board took the time to stop and speak with Omar's grandmother and offer their condolences before disembarking.
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He said he was met by Chinese officials before disembarking and told that he would be put on the next flight back to Australia.
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After several days, California officials brought the ship to the Port of Oakland, where passengers are disembarking and being transported to federal quarantine facilities.
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Beijing Capital International Airport has cordoned off a special zone for all international flights, with all disembarking passengers required to take health check-ups.
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Two days before the Waikiki convoy, some 60 protesters stood outside the airport on the small neighboring island of Molokai to await disembarking tourists.
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It means skipping the lengthy security lines that await tourists disembarking on Liberty Island, said Corey Etheridge, who runs a team of ticket sellers.
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Though there were temperature checks at the airport — a uniformed man with an electronic thermometer greeted people disembarking from London — apparently it wasn't enough.
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On Friday night, its press office released dramatic photos showing Mr. Trump disembarking from his darkened airplane and walking in silhouette across the tarmac.
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Disembarking at Los Angeles in 1887, he and his wife found a lawless frontier town whose chief features were sunshine and a staggering murder rate.
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Upon disembarking from the Getty's tram for this Friday's program, visitors will encounter We of Me, a choreographed performance for 20 men using amplified hairbrushes.
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Royal Caribbean's Freedom of the Seas was also denied entry at Puerto Rico and will now be disembarking in Miami as well, USA Today reported.
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The State Department notes that many countries have denied port entry rights to ships, prevented passengers from disembarking or subjected them to local quarantine procedures.
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Last month, Italian authorities prevented a cruise ship from disembarking for more than 12 hours after a sick passenger's symptoms had been misinterpreted as coronavirus.
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Embarking and disembarking from the Shandong will now involve extra security, Naval News, an official website of the People's Liberation Army Navy, reported on Tuesday.
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Guests who had already departed Cambodia since disembarking will be contacted by their respective local health departments and provided further information, Holland America Line said.
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Footage showed Netanyahu and Sara disembarking the plane and being greeted by women in traditional Ukrainian embroidered dress holding out a tray with bread on it.
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I imagined that the dream of every immigrant disembarking on new soil was to pave that first layer in the hopes of building something so permanent.
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The entire stage of the flight is a unique experience, too, down to boarding and disembarking the plane, thanks to the small number of passengers flying.
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Crowds looked on as images aired of Kim disembarking from the Air China flight and shaking hands with Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on Sunday.
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While disembarking from an international flight can feel fantastic, realizing you have to spend an hour waiting in line at customs can be a total drag.
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The president shook hands with supporters on Monday morning after disembarking from Air Force One in Orlando, Florida, where he traveled to attend a private fundraiser.
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Another challenge MOSAiC's organizers have been wrestling with is disembarking an outgoing expedition of scientists who left the Polarstern in early March bound for Tromso, Norway.
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Coronavirus Passengers on the Diamond Princess cruise ship who have tested negative for the novel coronavirus are finally disembarking today after weeks of quarantine in Japan.
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The outbreak was first detected when an 80-year-old passenger tested positive for the virus on February 1, a week after disembarking in Hong Kong.
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When I was planning to visit Cambodia, for example, a cruise ship disembarking sparked questions regarding the country's actions to prevent the spread of the virus.
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Earlier in the day, passengers and crew members on board the quarantined cruise ship, who were not taking government repatriation flights, started the process of disembarking.
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In one makeshift port and then another there is splashing and disembarking and then cries and hugs as babies are gingerly passed from hand to hand.
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The Diamond Princess was caught up in the epidemic when an 80-year-old man tested positive for the virus after disembarking last month in Hong Kong.
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The MV Lifeline vessel was impounded by transport authorities on the Mediterranean island of Malta in June 2018 after disembarking 234 migrants it had rescued off Libya.
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The bridge is usually crowded at that time of day, as it also provides an exit route for passengers disembarking at an adjoining railway station, he added.
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The same official shouted at a White House press aide who was instructing foreign reporters on where to stand as they recorded Obama disembarking from the plane.
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And the press release for Before Disembarking, his current show at Studio 10 in Bushwick, offers not a background text but a poem written by the artist.
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While no one aboard the Celebrity Eclipse has tested positive for COVID-19, the cruise ship is having a difficult time disembarking its passengers, BuzzFeed News reported.
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The ship was held after a previous guest, who didn't have any symptoms while onboard, tested positive for the deadly virus on Saturday, six days after disembarking.
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In one clip, marines from Russia's Northern Fleet and a motorised Arctic brigade were shown disembarking from a large landing ship on a barren shore opposite Alaska.
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Amid the coronavirus pandemic, cruise holding company Royal Caribbean announced Friday afternoon that it would suspend new cruises disembarking from the US for the next 30 days.
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A Yemeni woman waits on the street after disembarking a bus that brought back migrants to Athens after they tried unsuccessfully to cross the border into Macedonia.
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Pussy Riot member Nadya Tolokonnikova tweeted photos at what appeared to be a German airport Saturday, including a video that seemed to show Verzilov disembarking from an airplane.
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In Los Angeles, the process has intensified this decade, with wealthier schools as far as 90 minutes away disembarking for the inner city to poach the best talent.
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A passenger even filmed the family disembarking from the plane, showing Prince William carrying the children's luggage and Kate following close behind with Prince Louis in her arms.
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A spokesperson for MSC Cruises told the Herald no one onboard has symptoms of the virus, and the ship "followed all protocols as required" in docking and disembarking.
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The most recent one was on whether to vote in parliament to defend League leader Matteo Salvini from prosecution for preventing migrants disembarking from an Italian coastguard ship.
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Leaving the Diamond Princess Meanwhile, hundreds of people are finally disembarking the Diamond Princess cruise ship that has been quarantined in Japan's Yokohama for the past two weeks.
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The first reported incident was from a guest who traveled for five days on board the ship, from January 20 to January 25, before disembarking in Hong Kong.
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Additionally, the picture in the background of the YouTube thumbnail on the Facebook post is this AP picture showing passengers disembarking from the Diamond Princess, as seen here .
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After disembarking, they will be screened and placed under a 14-day federally mandated quarantine, according to the US Northern Command, a part of the Department of Defense.
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So, amid the controversy, I was braced for the worst when Trump, upon disembarking from the bus, encountered an attractive young woman who was there to greet him.
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The ship, carrying more than 3,700 passengers and crew, had been quarantined since early February after a previous guest tested positive for the disease six days after disembarking.
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Journalists were unable to see passengers disembarking from the North Korean-flagged vessel Mangyongbong at Vladivostok because Russian officials kept them away from the quayside, citing unspecified security reasons.
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Carnival's Diamond Princess was caught up in the global coronavirus epidemic after an 13-year-old Hong Kong man tested positive for the virus after disembarking late last month.
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Gathered outside a train station in the capital, Pyongyang, a crowd watched Kim disembarking from an Air China flight and shaking hands with Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.
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Upon arrival at Hong Kong International Airport on Sunday, after disembarking directly onto the tarmac we were taken to a quarantine area on the lower level of the airport.
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One woman disembarking the boat, Corrin Mueller, 23, carried a sign that read "inaction costs more," which she described as referring to the Australian government's failure to reduce emissions.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Passengers began disembarking on Wednesday from the virus-hit Diamond Princess cruise ship after spending two weeks in quarantine off Yokohama, near Tokyo, public broadcaster NHK said.
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In order to be allowed back in the country, the individuals must wait 14 days after disembarking the ship without showing any symptoms or testing positive for COVID-19.
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At the airport dozens are boarding or disembarking from planes, wearing uniforms of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a unit formed from Sudan's murderous militia known as the Janjaweed.
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President Trump disembarking Air Force One into the steamy Singapore night and taking a step closer to history with that meeting Tuesday morning here in Singapore with Kim Jong-un.
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The ship was caught up in the global coronavirus epidemic after an 80-year-old Hong Kong man tested positive for the virus after disembarking the ship late last month.
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"I am at work in the ministry this morning to prevent more than 500 migrants from disembarking from two NGO boats, one French and one Spanish," Salvini wrote on Facebook.
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"As long as I am alive, we will remain in politics," Morales told reporters in brief comments after disembarking the plane to be met by Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard.
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For the past two mornings, Denise Morse and other passengers have followed protocol to prepare for disembarking: Dress in their cleanest clothes, eat a big breakfast and pack their suitcases.
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Only 20 people out of the 2,257 onboard were tested for the virus before disembarking, and that was because they had reported themselves to ship medical staff with various ailments.
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Michael Ogrodnick, a Palm Beach police spokesman, told WPTV that a resident called police to report that a boat came ashore and that several people were disembarking from the vessel.
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Chicago police confirmed to the Chicago Sun-Times that a man, 21, had suffered a medical emergency at Chicago's Midway Airport after disembarking from a private jet around 2 a.m.
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Holland America Line tweeted Monday that its MS Westerdam ship would be disembarking in Bangkok for travelers to head home, but on Tuesday the Thai health minister refused the ship's entry.
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To this day, a predictable rush of visitors can be seen disembarking at the St George ferry terminal every half-hour — and then immediately boarding the next boat back to Manhattan.
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But there are benefits to smaller ships, including shorter lines when embarking and disembarking, less-crowded public areas, and more intimacy and personalized service — akin to staying at a boutique hotel.
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Health experts urged subway and bus riders to wash their hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, or use hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol, after disembarking.
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Cruise line: Princess CruisesAfter some passengers left the Coral Princess on March 19, the remaining passengers will begin disembarking around Saturday in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Princess Cruises said on March 30.
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The ship's trials started when an 80-year-old passenger who had already left the ship tested positive for the coronavirus on February 1st, six days after disembarking in Hong Kong.
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TOKYO, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Passengers began disembarking on Wednesday from the virus-hit Diamond Princess cruise ship after spending two weeks in quarantine off Yokohama, near Tokyo, public broadcaster NHK said.
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After an extra 14 days on the waves, passengers and crew left onboard the Diamond Princess cruise ship for a COVID-19 quarantine in Japan are in the process of disembarking.
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Another woman died on Thursday after disembarking a plane from Brisbane to Canberra on Thursday, with relatives believing she went into respiratory distress caused by smoke inhalation, The New Daily reported.
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Passengers aboard the World Dream ship, operated by Genting's Dream Cruises, are being barred from disembarking at Hong Kong's Kai Tak Cruise Terminal until test results from three suspected cases are returned.
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A British art student was stranded on a Hanjin cargo ship for several days, until finally disembarking in Tokyo, while four Scottish cadets remain stranded on one of Hanjin's ship near Singapore.
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In a statement on Facebook on Wednesday, Salvini said a boat from a German charity carrying 40 rescued asylum seekers off the Libyan coast would now be stopped from disembarking in Italy.
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Upon disembarking, they tell the young man that the fight was a ruse to help them get off the bus: apparently the three men on the bus hadn't been touching the ground.
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Since Russia's 2014 intervention in Ukraine, the US military has boosted its presence in Europe and increased its logistical capability there, disembarking in new places and using new methods to get around.
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Chicago police confirmed to the Chicago Sun-Times that a 22018-year-old man had suffered a medical emergency at Chicago's Midway Airport after disembarking from a private jet around 221 a.m.
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On Saturday, the health minister admitted that 23 passengers had been released from the ship without taking a valid recent test and had traveled by public transit after disembarking this past week.
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Thailand said it was barring passengers from another cruise ship, MS Westerdam, from disembarking, the latest country to turn it away amid fears of the coronavirus, despite no confirmed infections on board.
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That's the trip that drew public attention because Linton posted a picture of the couple disembarking from their government plane on Instagram — and then responded to a critical commenter with a lengthy rant.
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On Thursday, Kogan said that Vashukevich, Kirillov and two more members of the group who'd returned to Moscow were detained shortly after disembarking from the plane, and that their whereabouts are now unknown.
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"In order to curb the spread of COVID-19, many countries have implemented strict screening procedures that have denied port entry rights to ships and prevented passengers from disembarking," the State Department wrote.
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The streets were quiet at first but grew gradually busier, particularly near the ferry piers in the middle of the course, where we wove around oblivious passengers embarking and disembarking from the boats.
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As Bush talks about the need for a president who has the preparation for the job, it cuts to images of a candle-light vigil and military pilots disembarking from a fighter jet.
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He did some test runs of his commute, which involved a transfer at 42nd Street to the 7 train, disembarking at Grand Central Terminal, and then a 10-minute walk to the United Nations.
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Passengers are still on board the flight as of 2204:413am, though a Twitter user on the flight says that he hopes they'll be disembarking soon after personnel from the CDC takes their temperatures.
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Trump is slated to arrive at the rally by landing at the airport on Air Force One and disembarking in front of the crowd, just as he did during the campaign, the official said.
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As the pair prepared to get into Queen Elizabeth's waiting Bentley after disembarking from the royal train, there was a moment of confusion as Meghan appeared unsure who should get into the car first.
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The 71-year-old former Celebrity Apprentice host was photographed alongside wife Melania Trump and their 12-year-old son Baron Trump disembarking Air Force One at Palm Beach International Airport late Friday evening.
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Once outside, I ordered an Uber and waited for it to arrive in one of the designated ride-share zones, surprised by just how quick and painless disembarking the world's largest cruise ship was.
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The Army has characterized the RCV-L as an expendable platform designed primarily for reconnaissance that can be transported via CH-47 or C-130 and ready for combat within 15 minutes of disembarking.
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A compounding factor of Before Disembarking is that the works on display are not collages at all, but unique UV prints on aluminum sheets that have been digitally transferred from Spelios's original paper compositions.
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Carnival Cruise Lines is instituting a number of protocols in response to the coronavirus outbreak, including barring certain guests from disembarking and mandating temperature check-ins and pre-cruise screenings for others during boarding.
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Outside China, the largest coronavirus outbreaks have been in South Korea and Japan, where hundreds of people were infected on the Diamond Princess cruise ship, which began disembarking passengers this week from Yokohama Bay.
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Dr. Schaffner, the infectious disease expert, said it might have been wiser to test each disembarking passenger instead of a select group because other screening methods — like travel questionnaires and taking temperatures — are fallible.
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Hundreds of passengers have begun disembarking from the ship, the Diamond Princess, after Japan declared the two-week quarantine over, even as officials have continued to report dozens of new cases on the vessel.
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Next month, the Senate is expected to authorize magistrates to put him on trial on a kidnapping charge, for preventing migrants from disembarking from a rescue boat when he was interior minister last year.
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Louise Linton, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's wife, got into an Instagram fight after she posted a picture of herself disembarking a government jet, complete with captioned hashtags calling out Tom Ford, Hermes and Valentino.
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" The group is asking the court to issue a permanent injunction to stop the agencies and their officers from "seizing and conducting warrantless and/or suspicionless identification checks of passengers disembarking from domestic flights.
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Passenger Larry Coben's tweets documented ambulances converging on the tarmac, CDC forms that passengers were asked to complete, passengers disembarking and having their temperatures taken, and passengers then taking a bus to the terminal.
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The new Italian government has closed its ports to ships operated by charities in the Mediterranean, saying the European Union must share the burden of disembarking migrants rescued at sea, mostly off the Libyan coast.
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Authorities have said that Santiago confessed to the mass shooting, which they said he perpetrated after disembarking a plane from Anchorage and collecting a checked bag containing a Walther 9 mm pistol and two magazines.
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Even for lorries from countries with close trading relationships, like Switzerland, all this "can take anything from 20 minutes to an hour" from disembarking, says Tim Dixon of Motis, the firm that runs the operation.
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Last month, he opened a letter live on Facebook sent to him by a court in Palermo that was investigating his decision to stop migrants disembarking from a ship moored in the Sicilian port city.
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And although she's clearly down to travel like the rest of us, Kate's royal status does get her out of one irritating plane ritual: Waiting in line at customs and avoiding the dreaded disembarking process.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Migrants refusing to leave a cargo ship docked in Libya said on Wednesday they would rather die than be returned to land, as the coast guard began disembarking some of those on board.
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Some were reminded of the 22019 journey of the transatlantic vessel St. Louis, in which European Jews were prevented from disembarking in the United States and were forced to return to Europe, where many died.
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After 14 days floating just off the Japanese shore, the passengers on board the Diamond Princess cruise ship have finally begun disembarking, though many are headed to additional time in quarantine in their home countries.
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The cruise ship quarantine—as long as it was—still didn't achieve this standard, since there was active transmission of coronavirus on board, and people continued to become infected up to the point of disembarking.
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The new resolution, approved late on Thursday, is designed to make explicit that fuel smuggling is illegal, so that smuggling vessels "can be identified, blacklisted, and prevented from disembarking their cargo," said a senior Western diplomat.
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This digitally colorized image of "Into the Jaws of Death," a photograph by Robert F. Sargent of the United States Coast Guard, shows troops disembarking from a landing craft onto Omaha Beach on June 6, 1944.
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Spanish rescue ship Open Arms said in a statement earlier the two countries appeared to have struck a deal for the Mallorca disembarking, which would add another three days to what has been a trying situation.
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E.U. law requires that asylum claims be processed in the first country of entry, but after disembarking in Sicily both men had continued north, to Sweden, before giving their fingerprints and their names to the authorities.
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"Gerald Ford Stuck in an Elevator Day" is now celebrated by "getting on an elevator, taking it to your destination, then disembarking uneventfully" and marked with a plaque outside the elevator where the original incident transpired.
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Mr. Obama had a rough welcome in Hangzhou on Saturday, when a dispute over the stairs he would use to exit Air Force One left him disembarking from a door in the belly of the plane.
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After being blocked from docking in the Caribbean island of Antigua, the ship unloaded four sick travellers in Tenerife on March 15, but armed police stopped other people from disembarking there, passengers on the ship said.
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If disembarking from the parking spaces at your complex requires Simone Biles-type gymnastic moves to avoid kissing the next car, perhaps your second stop should be the managing agent's office to ask for roomier spaces.
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Mr. Biden said he has been sympathetic to same-sex couples since he was a boy, when, he said, he and his father witnessed two men kissing while disembarking from the train station in Wilmington, Del.
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Fears that a sick passenger had the coronavirus led the Italian authorities to block more than 1,000 people from disembarking a cruise ship in a port town, until the passenger and her husband could be tested.
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The ship, currently docked off the coast of Japan and carrying more than 3,700 passengers and crew, has been quarantined since early February after a previous guest tested positive for the disease six days after disembarking.
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It is also a way to earn a living for many: Women in the starched white outfit are often hired to meet tourists disembarking from cruises in Bahia and can be seen selling traditional street food.
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Now, having largely failed to become the great statesman he set out to become after disembarking from the Obama administration, Emanuel is keen to lay out a politics of do as I say, not as I do.
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While thousands of migrants traveled up through Europe in a bid to reach Germany, the region's largest economy, thousands started that journey after disembarking in Italy — the first port of call for most migrants leaving northern Africa.
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The cruise ship, operated by Carnival's Princess Cruises and carrying more than 3,700 passengers and crew, has been quarantined in Japan since early February after a previous guest tested positive for the disease six days after disembarking.
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The 2,400 passengers, who have been largely confined to their staterooms since Thursday, were to begin disembarking on Monday for transport to quarantine stations or hospitals, depending on whether they are well or need immediate medical attention.
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The company learned from the first round of feedback that its design needs improvement in terms of making the ramp longer to facilitate more gradual onboarding and disembarking, as well as optimizing pick-up and drop-off points.
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He is also seeking written answers by March 10 about why CBP was asked to help; who made the request; and what legal authority the agency has to ask U.S. citizens for identification before disembarking a domestic flight.
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The royal family surprised passengers on their way to Scotland last week when they were seen disembarking from an economy FlyBe plane with their children before they they got into awaiting cars to make their way to Balmoral.
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The Italian strategy, which calls for greater cooperation between the European Union and the migrants' countries of origin, affirms the principle that regardless of where a migrant first arrives, that person is "disembarking in Europe," Mr. Conte said.
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On March 2, passengers disembarking the Sun Princess cruise liner by bus on Réunion Island in the Indian Ocean were bombarded with bricks and stones by protesters who objected to their government's decision not to take their temperatures.
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After disembarking from the John F. Kennedy (the oldest of the ferry system's vessels), Mr. de Blasio walked with long strides to Borough Hall in St. George, where he entered Room 125, his City Hall for the week.
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After disembarking, Fleischman and other passengers tweeted that getting a new flight was difficult due to the location from which Virgin Atlantic dropped off the passengers and the level of disorganization they were met with once reaching the terminal.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari returned to the country on Saturday evening after two weeks of leave in Britain, according to the presidency's official Twitter account, which on Sunday shared pictures of the leader disembarking from his plane.
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Greek police today continued working to identify a 65-year-old Lebanese man arrested disembarking from a cruise ship on the island of Mykonos last Thursday on suspicions he was involved in the 1985 hijacking of TWA flight 847.
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Tokyo (CNN)Passengers who have tested negative for the novel coronavirus began disembarking from the stricken Diamond Princess cruise ship Wednesday, despite mounting evidence from infectious disease experts they could unknowingly be carrying the virus back into their communities.
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Ms. Linton, a spun-sugar blond who cuts an over-the-top glamorous figure in Washington, posted an Instagram photo of herself, Hermes bag on one arm and a Hermes scarf on the other, disembarking from a government jet.
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Disembarking by landing craft air cushion, or LCAC, the M-142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket System, or HIMARS, pushed through the beach landing site, another first for the exercise, after designated zones were cleared by the Thai-US force.
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February 19, 2020 - Passengers who have tested negative for the novel coronavirus begin disembarking from the stricken Diamond Princess cruise ship, despite mounting evidence from infectious disease experts they could unknowingly be carrying the virus back into their communities.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian authorities have stopped 44 migrants believed to be from Sri Lanka from disembarking from their boat and said on Friday the vessel had to head back out to sea after being supplied with food and fuel and repaired.
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HONG KONG, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Hong Kong authorities quarantined a cruise ship for a second day on Thursday as they checked thousands of passengers and crew for the new coronavirus, forbidding anyone from disembarking to prevent further spreading of the epidemic.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi was among the Indian passengers disembarking last month in Dubai, a city that has come to signify, for upwardly-mobile Indians, what Hong Kong represents for affluent mainland Chinese: a place to trade, invest, shop and connect.
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After disembarking the plane, we had to stand in a series of long lines to present our passports to border security officials so that they could verify we were, in fact, American citizens with legal permission to enter the country.
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The new Italian government has closed its ports to charity ships operating in the Mediterranean, saying the EU must share the burden of disembarking the hundreds of migrants who are plucked from waters each month, mostly off the Libyan coast.
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Women in full chadors smile and wave at their convoys, and American soldiers even visit the crowded bazaar in unarmored cars, disembarking on foot with only sidearms, according to locals — unusual for any place at risk of an Islamic State attack.
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The 2,400 cruise guests, who have been largely confined to their staterooms since Thursday, are to begin disembarking the ship on Monday for transport to either health-care facilities or to quarantine stations, depending on whether they need immediate medical attention.
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The company said it isolated seven crew members who had been in close contact with the passenger in individual cabins upon receiving the results, but said that health officials authorized the ship to dock Sunday and follow normal disembarking procedures.
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Disembarking alone from his canoe, Rodriguez finds himself so entranced by the landscape and Algonquian language that he resolves to desert the crew of the Jonge Tobias — "shielding this place and its particularities from their imaginations" — to join the Indians.
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In a Facebook post, a Broward County commissioner, Chip LaMarca, said the assailant had been a passenger on a Canadian flight who had checked his weapon in his luggage and then, upon disembarking, went to the airport bathroom to load it.
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" Ahmed added: "When a cruise ship carrying thousands of passengers docks in Japan or Cambodia with suspected cases onboard, we have to make sure we're there providing live coverage around the clock of the various nationalities disembarking or being taken into quarantine.
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The company said in a statement that following the positive outcome of on-board checks carried out by French health authorities, the Costa Luminosa had begun disembarking French passengers and other nationalities, chosen on the basis of transport logistics for returning home.
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The company said in a statement that following the positive outcome of on-board checks carried out by French health authorities, the Costa Luminosa had begun disembarking French passengers and other nationalities, chosen on the basis of transport logistics for returning home.
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The fate of both the MS Zaandam and the MS Rotterdam — and their combined pool of 2,500 passengers and crew members — remains uncertain, as officials in southern Florida weigh the risks of disembarking potentially sick passengers in a region already rife with coronavirus.
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More than 999,235 self-isolating in South Korea Outside China, the largest coronavirus outbreaks have been in South Korea and Japan, where hundreds of people were infected on the Diamond Princess cruise ship, which began disembarking passengers this week from Yokohama Bay.
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Smaller outbreaks continue to expand elsewhere, including on the Diamond Princess cruise ship in Japan, where two deaths were confirmed Thursday, the first from the hundreds of cases on the ship, which has begun disembarking passengers after a 14-day quarantine this week.
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MEXICO CITY, Feb 26 (Reuters) - A passenger cruise ship is headed for Mexico's port city of Cozumel after Jamaican and Grand Cayman authorities barred its passengers from disembarking due to fears of the fast-spreading coronavirus, ship operator MSC Cruises said on Wednesday.
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As one example, Italy&aposs hardline Interior Minister Matteo Salvini has launched a crackdown on migration, closing Italy&aposs ports to aid groups that rescue migrants and vowing to renegotiate the terms of European missions in the Mediterranean to prevent migrants from disembarking in Italy.
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MANILA, Feb 5 (Reuters) - The Philippines said on Wednesday its ports remain open to all ships, even those from China, in order not to disrupt the cargo supply chain, but the crew of vessels arriving from the coronavirus-hit nation will be barred from disembarking.
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Mr. Mnuchin's air accommodations attracted attention in August after Ms. Linton accompanied him on a trip to Kentucky to visit the gold reserves at Fort Knox and posted on social media a photo of herself disembarking a military jet emblazoned with official government markings.
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For some, that means disembarking in Qatrun, three Toubou checkpoints and two hundred miles past the border; for others, it means paying an extra thirty thousand West African francs (about fifty dollars) to reach Sebha, a Saharan caravan city another hundred and eighty miles north.
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An air traffic controller even reported to the U.S. Marshals Service that she twice saw Epstein disembarking his private jet that year with girls who appeared to either be pre-teens or teenagers, prompting a brief investigation into the wealthy financier's habit of international travel.
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The poignant cartoon shows Bush disembarking from his TBM Avenger, the same plane he flew as a combat pilot during World War II, to reunite with his late wife, Barbara Bush, and their young daughter, Robin, who died from leukemia at the age of 3 in 1953.
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But the Çalifornia-based cruise line said it will keep passengers and crew from disembarking, and instead will pick up test kits after notifying the CDC that two crew members had transferred from a Princess ship in California where a guest had tested positive for COVID-19.
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It resulted in an air traffic controller reporting that she saw Epstein, the now-deceased financier, disembarking his private jet near the U.S. Virgin Islands with girls who appeared to be pre-teens on one occasion, and girls between 16 and 18 years old on another occasion.
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There were also a handful of pundits, mostly on the right, who took shots at Jane for making a deal that put Burlington College on a slow path toward destruction before quickly disembarking with a $200,000 parachute -- the severance payment she received after being forced out by the board.
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Small outbreaks continue to fast expand elsewhere, however, not least of which on board the Diamond Princess cruise liner in Japan, where two deaths were confirmed Thursday, the first from the hundreds of cases on the ship, which has begun disembarking passengers after a 2300-day quarantine this week.
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But then a passenger on the Westerdam, a Holland America Line boat that had been blocked from docking in five countries over fear of the virus, was diagnosed with Covid-19 disease after disembarking from the ship in Sihanoukville, throwing into question how well the virus was being contained.
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But then a passenger on the Westerdam, a Holland America Line boat that had been blocked from docking in five countries over fear of the virus, was diagnosed with Covid-19 disease after disembarking from the ship in Sihanoukville, throwing into question how well the virus was being contained.
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With a few Metro tickets, you can journey from Venetian aperitivo culture (Hostaria Urbana), then south to Sicilian home cooking (Pane e Olio), disembarking occasionally at cozy wine bars (Tappo), massive indoor food halls (La Felicità) and new Italian restaurants from French celebrity chefs (for example, Piero TT, by Pierre Gagnaire).
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TO BOARD A TRAIN in Cape Town is to follow a well-trodden path: It's what colonists did in the 2200th century, disembarking steamships from England and Europe en route to centers of wealth such as Kimberley, which started producing diamonds in 21970, and Johannesburg, where gold was found in 21.
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As NBC Philadelphia reported, two Christian families from Syria escaping religious persecution arrived in Philadelphia in Sunday — only to be sent back home: The families, made of up two brothers, their wives and two children, were detained by Customs and Border Protection officials after disembarking a Qatar Airways flight at 7:25 a.m.
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ISTANBUL — One of the suspects identified by Turkey in the disappearance of the Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi was a frequent companion of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman — seen disembarking from airplanes with him in Paris and Madrid and photographed standing guard during his visits this year to Houston, Boston and the United Nations.
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Turkey has identified five suspects in the disappearance and assumed killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, one of whom was a "frequent companion of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman — seen disembarking from airplanes with him in Paris and Madrid and photographed standing guard during his visits this year to Houston, Boston and the United Nations," the New York Times reports.
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As he waited at Concourse C at the Fort Lauderdale airport for a flight back to his home in San Francisco, he saw on Find My iPhone that his iPad was on an airplane approaching Concourse C. He quickly located the gate for an Allegiant Air flight arriving from Memphis and looked over the passengers disembarking from the plane.
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Though he had no symptoms of the coronavirus, Jim Lemaire assumed that after disembarking the Grand Princess cruise ship on March 193—where he and 3,500 other passengers had been kept in near-captivity in San Francisco Bay after a former passenger tested positive and later died—he and everyone else aboard would be tested for the disease.
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BERLIN, Feb 19 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Wednesday: Hundreds of people began disembarking a quarantined cruise ship off Japan as the death toll from the new coronavirus in mainland China passed 2,000 and the number of new cases in the country fell for a second straight day.
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In all, 12 cruise lines submitted crime data through a federal law, the Cruise Vessel Security and Safety Act (CVSSA), which lays out security requirements for most ships embarking and disembarking in the US. In an emailed statement, Carnival said its passengers' safety and security were its top priority, and that it serves 6 million guests each year in a safe and secure environment.
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Other instances noted by the organization include an African-American man allegedly being forced to give up his purchased seat aboard a flight "because he responded to disrespectful and discriminatory comments directed toward him by two unruly white passengers;" a Black woman's seating assignment reportedly being switched from first class to coach at the ticket counter while her white companion remained in first class; and a woman and her infant reportedly being removed from a flight when she asked to have her stroller retrieved from checked baggage before disembarking.
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