disembarkation as quickly as possible in a place where they can be safe. however, we realised also in the past these processes take a very long time and we demand actually that they go quicker and quicker in the future. let s get some of the day s other news. france has introduced a new law which bans plastic packaging on most fresh fruit and vegetables. more than a third of the products were thought to have been wrapped in plastics until now, totalling an estimated one billion items of single use material. reports from the us state of new mexico say rescuers are trying to reach around 20 people who ve been trapped overnight in cable cars on the sandia peak tramway, in albuquerque. the county sheriff s office says at least one tram car is stuck due to icy conditions in the area. covid is continuing to cause major disruption for travellers worldwide. airlines cancelled more than 4,300 flights on saturday. more than half of them were services into, out of, or within the us.
of a logistical kind. basically the people need to have places in hotspots, they need to be registered, need to be put on quarantine ferries and this process takes a long time so basically as soon as they have places for people we can disembark them and when more places open up we can disembark the rest. the people are from all different kinds of places. they all fled libya and they all tell is horrible stories about the time they spent there, so when you sit down on deck and have a talk with them they actually tell them the most terrific stories you probably would have ever heard in your life. they come from various countries, sub saharan countries, north african countries and they ve made this really dangerous journey and they are really happy they can hopefully start a new life which is peaceful and actually gives them some sort of protection that they deserve. we always demand a quick disembarkation process because as you know a ship is not necessarily a place for 440 people who ha
issueis around 200 people currently. that issue is more of a logistical kind. basically the people need to have places in hotspots, they need to be registered, need to be put on quarantine ferries and this process takes a long time so basically as soon as they have places for people we can disembark them and when more places open up we can disembark the rest. the people are from all different kinds of places. they all fled libya and they all tell is horrible stories about the time they spent there, so when you sit down on deck and have a talk with them they actually tell them the most terrific stories you probably would have ever heard in your life. they come from various countries, sub sa ha ran countries, various countries, sub saharan countries, north african countries and they ve made this really dangerous journey and they are really happy they can hopefully start a new life which is peaceful and actually gives them some sort of protection that they deserve. we always demand a quic
The city of Key West has released a potential new operating agreement with Pier B, a second step in trying to resolve the ongoing cruise ship issue, after it passed