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and said it will keep looking for her bag for 45 days before it is declared lost. that means, you know, i'm going almost two, three months without getting any kind of compensation for my bag and there's items in there like straighteners, hairdryer, things that i need on kind of a daily, weekly basis that i've had to buy again. so that's kind of more money that i'm kind of out of pocket. they were dressy enough that i could use for a barbecue. for now all chloe can do is wait and hope her bag is found. jennifer meierhans, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. over the next few days pollen levels are going to be high across parts of england and wales. and in fact the weather over the next few days is going to be very samey as well. sunshine and showers, a lot of which will be across the north and the west. warmer and drier with sunshine in the south. but it all changes at the end of the week.
so if it does go missing, the airline knows where to send it. make your bag stand out, add colourful straps or stickers so someone at the airport doesn't pick up your bag instead of theirs. you can add a gps tracker to follow your luggage's journey. keep all of your valuables in your hand luggage. just for your peace of mind they'll be with you at all times. and always check your insurance before you fly so if anything does go missing, you're covered. easyjet has apologised to chloe and said it will keep looking for her bag for 45 days before it is declared lost. that means, you know, i'm going almost two, three months without getting any kind of compensation for my bag and there's items in there like straighteners, hairdryer, things that i need on kind of a daily, weekly basis that i've had to buy again. so that's kind of more money that i'm kind of out of pocket. they were dressy enough that i could use for a barbecue. for now all chloe can do is wait and hope her bag is found. jennifer meierhans, bbc news.
the current situation is the worst it's ever been globally. jennifer meierhans reports. i didn't really feel comfortable having photos taken with me in the same outfit all the time. chloe flew to italy for her friend's wedding, but her luggage got lost on the way. i spent the first couple of hours, which you would normally think, "oh, i'll go and see the sights," running around shops, trying to find pharmacies to get like replacement toothpaste, toiletries. a lot of stress i didn't particularly want on kind of my first holiday that i've had in quite a few years. and that was the experience of witnessing my friend get married, which unfortunately i'll never be able to to relive because obviously that's a once in a lifetime opportunity. chloe's experience is thankfully rare, but last year saw the worst lost baggage rates globally in a decade. we have seen a 75% increase year on year and that's as a result of the post—pandemic. we've seen staff shortages and we've seen a surge in passenger traffic.
last year saw a peak in baggage mishandling rates. a staggering 26 million luggage items suffered delays, losses, or damage in 2022 despite a drop of more than billion passengers compared with pre—pandemic levels. that's the highest number of incidents recorded in the last decade. it works out as nearly eight lost bags per 1000 passengers globally. and that's largely down to the shortage of ground handling staff at a time when travel restrictions were lifted and international travel resumed. jen meierhans has been speaking to one passenger affected by this. i didn't really feel comfortable having photos taken with me in the same outfit all the time. chloe flew to italy for her friend's wedding, but her luggage got lost on the way. i spent the first couple of hours, which you would normally think, "oh, i'll go and see the sights," running around shops, trying to find pharmacies to get like replacement toothpaste, toiletries. a lot of stress i didn't particularly want on kind
check your insurance before you fly so if anything does go missing, you're covered. easyjet has apologised to chloe and said it will keep looking for her bag for 45 days before it is declared lost dad that means i am going almost two or three months without getting any compensation for my bag and there is items in their right straight nose, hairdryer, things that i need on a daily, weekly basis that i have had to buy again so that is more money that i am out—of—pocket. for now, all chloe can do is wait and hope her bag is found. let's take you to pretoria, we are watching the south african president cyril ramaphosa addressing an audience, he has been meeting with china's leader xi jinping talking about economic co—operation but this is all with the backdrop of the gop leaders who are meeting in south africa, the loose association of major emerging
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hoping for here in england but they were fantastic, the lionesses, and everyone was very proud of them. if you travel by plane this might interest you. baggage mishandling rates hit the highest in a decade globally last year. a report shows around 26 million pieces of luggage were lost, delayed or damaged in 2022. this was partly due to staff shortages and the introduction of automated technology, but new data seen by the bbc indicates the situation is improving as passenger numbers return to pre—pandemic levels. chloe flew to italy for her friend's wedding but her luggage got lost on the way there i spent the first couple of hours which you would normally think i will go and see the sights, running around shops trying to find some pharmacies to get toothpaste, toiletries a lot of stress i did not particularly want on my first holiday in quite a few years. on my first holiday in quite a few ears. �* , . ., years. and the experience of witnessing — years. and the experience of witnessing my _ years. and the experience of witnessing my friend - years. and the experience of witnessing my friend getting | witnessing my friend getting married, unfortunately i will never be able to relive that because that is a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity. chloe's experience is rare, but last year saw the worst loss of baggage rates globally in a decade. taste
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