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File photo shows United States airplane landed in Soekarno Hatta Airport during Obama visit to Jakarta recently. Arrival of the U.S. President Barack Obama in a series of the ASEAN Summit in Bali will carry two large aircrafts consisting of a wide-bodied and a medium-bodied aircraft. IBP/Doc
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DENPASAR - Arrival of the U.S. President Barack Obama in a series of the ASEAN Summit in Bali will carry two large aircrafts consisting of a wide-bodied and a medium-bodied aircraft. The airport authority has prepared a special parking space for the two aircrafts carrying the U.S. President and other White House presidential entourage. The authority of Angkasa Pura I Ngurah Rai Airport has been providing special parking space as requested by the White House, asking the airport
authority to provide the parking location. The location referred had complied with the standards of safety aspects including the position where the two U.S.
aircrafts of the Boeing 747 and Boeing 757 type to be parked. General Manager of Angkasa Pura I Ngurah Rai, Purwanto, stated there
Quake hits Turkey, kills at least 7 Associated Press
ANKARA — A strong earthquake rocked eastern Turkey, killing at least seven people in a grim replay of the temblor that devastated the area last month. Rescue workers had managed to pull out 25 survivors from the rubble of three collapsed buildings, including a top hotel
where journalists and foreign aid workers were staying, authorities said Thursday. The 5.7-magnitude quake Wednesday toppled 25 buildings in the city of van, Deputy Prime Minister Besir Atalay said. The death toll could have been even worse: Only three of the buildings were occupied because the others were
evacuated after the Oct. 23 quake that killed more than 600 people and destroyed at least 2,000 buildings. Rescue workers sped up their search for survivors by daylight on Thursday, pulling a man in his 60s out of the wreckage of a pancaked hotel, live NTV television broadcast showed. Soon after, rescu-
had been 10 aircrafts of other countries which wanted to overnight at the Ngurah Rai Airport. Among them, there were 7 wide-bodied and three narrow-bodied aircrafts. Such number could still increase so it would be adjusted to the groove of aircrafts and location of parking. “If there are any additional aircrafts, it will be
attempted not to disrupt the existing flight schedules. To that end, it has been prepared the arrangement of time slot of the flight,” he said.Even though receiving many arrivals of aircraft conveying the world leaders, assuredly it would not interfere with the operational and services to passengers at the airport.
ers dug a young man from the rubble of an apartment building, the staterun Anatolia news agency said. The young man became the 25th people to be survived alive so far. The workers used the glare of high-powered lights to work throughout the night despite several aftershocks. Atalay said rescue work was concentrating at the site of two collapsed hotels and one apartment building.
One of the collapsed buildings was the Bayram Hotel, Van’s best-known hotel. It was at least 40 years old, and had been renovated last year. Some of the guests were journalists who were covering the aftermath of the previous temblor, which left thousands homeless and led a number of countries to send tents, blankets and other supplies to assist Turkey in the aid effort.
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