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BARCELONA, Spain (AP) - Spanish police were searching for 14 people who ran from a plane at Barcelona´s airport after it made an emergency landing Wednesday to obtain assistance for a pregnant woman who allegedly simulated that she was about to give birth, authorities said.<br> The office for Spain´s government in the Catalonia region said the incident occurred when a Pegasus Airlines flight from Casablanca, Morocco, to Istanbul with 228 passengers on board requested the emergency landing at Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat Airport.<br> As the woman was getting evacuated from the plane, 27 passengers exited the aircraft without authorization and "tried to flee," officials said.<br> Police stopped 13 of them.<br><br>For more info on [https://www.wiklundkurucuk.com/Lawyer-Turkey-fi Lawyer Turkey] review our own web page. The other 14 managed to elude the police at the airport and remained at large.<br> The woman who was thought to be in labor was detained on charges of public disorder after doctors at a hospital determined that,  [https://clicklotto.net/turkish-drones-in-northern-cyprus-heighten-regional-unease-4/ Lawyer Turkey] although pregnant, she was not about to give birth.<br> Of the 13 fleeing passengers grabbed by police,  [https://www.wiklundkurucuk.com/Lawyer-Turkey-sl Lawyer Turkey] five agreed to get back on the plane and continue on to Istanbul.<br>The other eight were getting processed for non-admission to Spain and expected to be put on another Pegasus flight out of the country, officials said.<br> The Spanish government´s office did not divulge the nationalities of the passengers.<br>