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Greeks send fleet to evacuate embassy and other foreign nationals

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July 31, 2014
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By Libya Herald staff.

Tripoli, 31 July 2014:

Greece has sent a frigate and two other vessels to evacuate its embassy staff in . . .[restrict]Tripoli along with a few hundred Chinese and European nationals. The ships were scheduled to arrive on Thursday evening.

A Greek defence ministry official was quoted by Reuters saying that the Salamis could carry up to 100 passengers. A passenger ferry and a second naval vessel, Prometheus, would aid in the evacuation of nationals from Britain and Cyprus, he added.

According to the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs, around 80 Greek nationals were told that they could leave on the vessel Thursday evening. Up to 20 Cypriots will sail with them.

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