Passions talk about ‘river’ such as closing Hesro airport

Thousands of passengers have been thrown into chaos after Hesro Airport was closed on Friday.

Houses near the airport were evacuated and some schools were closed after a fire at a power plant in the western London city of Hais, causing electricity outages.

Hesro says the deterioration could last for several days, warning passengers not to travel to the airport “in any circumstances until it was opened.

The passengers who were previously in the sky told the BBC that the disruption after being removed to other airports, or returned to the place where they had left, told the BBC.

Emily Adler was in India after a holiday.

In the middle of the journey, he said the captain woke everyone up and said, “We are on the way to return to Dahli.

He spoke at Dahli’s main airport and said he and his friends were in a detention area..

“We have just been told to wait for our bags, we don’t know what will happen in the future… It’s just begun to riot.

Steve, a businessman, was on his last part on a 14-hour trip from Singapore to London, when the speakers were made of life.

“The captain came and said, ‘While you are asleep, there have been some developments,” he said.

The captain told his passengers that their destination was closed at Hesro Airport and that they would remove them to France.

Steve saw himself in Paris on Friday morning and was looking for a train to return a train across the channel, while his passengers were thinking about taking eight hours of coaching.

Meanwhile, 3,000 miles (5,000 kilometers) in New York, Daniel, from Schropshair, said he and his parents were left to protect themselves at JFK airport after the British trip was cancelled.

The passengers boarded the plane on Thursday, but then waited on the asphalt.

One hour passed with a little explanation, then several others. “We have been waiting for four hours to tell us that the flight has been canceled,” he said.

He called the terminal on Friday morning from the cold and hard floor of the terminal and had been there for several hours there.

“No new trips have been found, no residential accommodation has been offered or even available for reservations.

“Among his passengers, “the elderly and small children sitting on the ground for several hours.

“We have received a 9.95 pounds ($6.95) that when a bottle of water is noticeable here is the price of $6,” he said.

He considers himself happiness. He and his parents went home in the hall at the weekend for West Middles and were their own factors at the weekend to recover.

“There is a nurse that I am with who has a driver on Saturday, now it loses his salary.

“There is another woman who has lost her daughter’s birthday party.

As the effects of the closure poured around the world, some trapped passengers were worried that it could take longer than the weekend to home.

In the 4 terminal at JFK, the British service William Hastings, 31, was able to withstand a similar test with a different airline, Delta.

He and two of his colleagues have been away from home in the past six months with a military dependence in the United States. They finally went home on a remote way, walking home in Virginia on Thursday.

During the transfer of JFK, William saw it from Hesro Airport that was closed. But there was no confirmation from Delta until at least an hour later.

When the dissolutions were finally announced, it was a chaos he said.

“Suddenly there are 500 people hurryingly (to reserve table) to reach these three agents to try to reserve flights again,” he said.

“People are said to be all kinds of different things.

Several passengers at various airports around the world have spoken of disappointment about how airlines responded to the damage.

“They have only a few bottles of water, a few packets of Crisps, it’s finished,” she said.

“Hara. Bong. Only at 04:00 local time in New York when he spoke to the BBC. They wake up for 18 hours.

He and his two colleagues were in line for four hours to secure an alternative flight and a hotel organized by Airways – 30 miles away from the airport.

“They are now traveling to the UK until Sunday afternoon and they are forced to fly through Germany to return to the UK,” he said.

“My colleagues and I are now going to Munich, but not for two days… and that depends on whether Hesro even works or not.

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