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The first charter flight evacuating Britons from Jamaica after the Category 5 hurricane devastated the island was set to take off on Saturday. Around 8,000 British citizens are stranded on the Caribbean island, with devastating consequences. Hurricane Melissa made landfall on Tuesday with 185mph winds, leaving 19 people dead
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The first charter flight evacuating Britons from Jamaica after the Category 5 hurricane devastated the island was set to take off on Saturday. Around 8,000 British citizens are stranded on the Caribbean island, with devastating consequences. Hurricane Melissa made landfall on Tuesday with 185mph winds, leaving 19 people dead
Air charter services
The first charter flight evacuating Britons from Jamaica after the Category 5 hurricane devastated the island was set to take off on Saturday. Around 8,000 British citizens are stranded on the Caribbean island, with devastating consequences. Hurricane Melissa made landfall on Tuesday with 185mph winds, leaving 19 people dead
Air charter services
The first charter flight evacuating Britons from Jamaica after the Category 5 hurricane devastated the island was set to take off on Saturday. Around 8,000 British citizens are stranded on the Caribbean island, with devastating consequences. Hurricane Melissa made landfall on Tuesday with 185mph winds, leaving 19 people dead
Air charter services
The first charter flight evacuating Britons from Jamaica after the Category 5 hurricane devastated the island was set to take off on Saturday. Around 8,000 British citizens are stranded on the Caribbean island, with devastating consequences. Hurricane Melissa made landfall on Tuesday with 185mph winds, leaving 19 people dead
Air charter services
The first charter flight evacuating Britons from Jamaica after the Category 5 hurricane devastated the island was set to take off on Saturday. Around 8,000 British citizens are stranded on the Caribbean island, with devastating consequences. Hurricane Melissa made landfall on Tuesday with 185mph winds, leaving 19 people dead
Air charter services
The UK government has announced preparations to bolster commercial capacity and transport British nationals out of Jamaica following the impact of Hurricane Melissa. To facilitate this, a flight registration form will be launched for British nationals to register their details and interest in flights. This comes as the UK has
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The Trump administration has launched a highly publicized deportation flight to Iran, sending 100 migrants back to their home country, despite widespread criticism that the move puts them at risk of persecution and harm. This marks the most significant push yet by the Trump administration to deport migrants to countries
Energy industries
Scores of Korean workers who were detained in U.S. immigration custody for eight days after being arrested at a Hyundai Motor-LG Energy Solution construction site in Georgia have finally returned home to reunite with their families in emotional scenes at Incheon International Airport. The workers, including 316 Koreans and
Energy industries
South Korea's bid to resolve the unprecedented detention of its citizens by US immigration authorities finally came to an end on September 12, with more than 300 workers returning home after a weeklong ordeal. Following negotiations between Seoul and Washington, the workers were released from detention in Georgia,
Energy industries
Seoul's presidential office announced a chartered plane will be sent to the US to bring back the detained workers after consulting with Washington to resolve the matter. Over 300 of the 475 people arrested in an immigration raid at a joint venture between Hyundai Motor Group and LG
Energy industries
South Korea has concluded negotiations for the release of over 300 of its nationals detained in a US immigration raid at a battery construction plant in Georgia. President Lee Jae Myung's chief of staff, Kang Hoon-sik, announced the development during a high-level policy coordination meeting, stating that administrative
