Bolstered Libyan coast guard intercepts packed migrant boatTRIPOLI (Reuters) - Libya s European-backed coast guard on Saturday turned back more than 150 migrants trying to reach Italy by boat amid its heightened efforts to block such crossings of the Mediterranean. The migrants, packed into a single rubber boat, were intercepted off the coast between the towns of Al Khoms and Garabulli, east of Tripoli, after traveling through the night. The boat was close to an Italian coast guard ship patrolling in international waters when they were cut off and taken aboard a Libyan vessel, dashing their hopes of reaching Europe. The rubber boat was being rocked by heavy waves and the motor had cut out.  We were shouting,  they are blocking us, they are blocking us . We were crying, pleading for help,  said Patrice Emani, a 27-year-old from Mali. He said he was making his second attempted crossing from Libya. He was detained in the western Libyan city of Zawiya earlier in the year, but his family paid for him to be released. The captain of the Libyan ship that returned the migrants to Tripoli port, Colonel Abdelhamid Adengouz, said they had been rescued from drowning in rough conditions, with cooperation from Italy.  The migrants were saved from death,  he said.  There was an Italian ship present that helped us.  A large majority of migrants traveling to Europe by sea depart from western Libya, where people smuggling has flourished amid lawlessness and a collapsing economy. But there has been a sharp drop in departures since July due to armed factions preventing boats from leaving parts of the coast and increased activity from Libyan coast guard units which have received training and technical support from Italy and the European Union. Human rights groups have criticized European policy, saying no migrants should be returned to a country where they face widespread abuse. After migrants are brought back to Libya, they are registered by international agencies before being taken to overcrowded detention centers. Some are offered the chance to return home, while others languish in detention or seek a way out. Most of those intercepted on Saturday were from West African countries, including Mali, Guinea, and Nigeria, and some were from Bangladesh. All but one were male. They said they had paid between 1,500 and 3,000 Libyan dinars ($176-$353 at unofficial market rates) to make the crossing.  I suffered a lot - kidnappings, demands for ransom,  said Christopher Daniel, a 20-year-old Nigerian.  They blindfolded me and forced me to give them money,  he said of a period he spent in captivity in the southern city of Sabha last year.  I don t know what to say or do. All the money I have wasted - what will I tell my parents?  worldnews
bolstered libyan coast guard intercepts packed migrant boattripoli reuters libya coast guard saturday turned back migrants trying reach italy boat amid heightened efforts block crossings mediterranean the migrants packed single rubber boat intercepted coast towns al home garabulli east triple traveling night the boat close italian coast guard ship patrolling international waters cut taken aboard libyan vessel washing hopes reaching europe the rubber boat rocked heavy waves motor cut we shouting blocking us blocking us we crying pleading help said patrick mani mali he said making second attempted crossing libya he detained western libyan city zawiya earlier year family paid released the captain libyan ship returned migrants triple port colonel abdelhamid adengouz said rescued drowning rough conditions cooperation italy the migrants saved death said there italian ship present helped us a large majority migrants traveling europe sea depart western libya people smuggling flourished amid lawlessness collapsing economy but sharp drop departures since july due armed factions preventing boats leaving parts coast increased activity libyan coast guard units received training technical support italy european union human rights groups criticized european policy saying migrants returned country face widespread abuse after migrants brought back libya registered international agencies taken overcrowded detention centers some offered chance return home others anguish detention seek way most intercepted saturday west african countries including mali guinea nigeria bangladesh all one male they said paid libyan dinar unofficial market rates make crossing i suffered lot kidnappings demands ransom said christopher daniel nigerian they blindfolded forced give money said period spent captivity southern city sabha last year i know say all money i wasted i tell parents worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Bolstered Libyan coast guard intercepts packed migrant boatTRIPOLI (Reuters) - Libya s European-backed coast guard on Saturday turned back more than 150 migrants trying to reach Italy by boat amid its heightened efforts to block such crossings of the Mediterranean. The migrants, packed into a single rubber boat, were intercepted off the coast between the towns of Al Khoms and Garabulli, east of Tripoli, after traveling through the night. The boat was close to an Italian coast guard ship patrolling in international waters when they were cut off and taken aboard a Libyan vessel, dashing their hopes of reaching Europe. The rubber boat was being rocked by heavy waves and the motor had cut out.  We were shouting,  they are blocking us, they are blocking us . We were crying, pleading for help,  said Patrice Emani, a 27-year-old from Mali. He said he was making his second attempted crossing from Libya. He was detained in the western Libyan city of Zawiya earlier in the year, but his family paid for him to be released. The captain of the Libyan ship that returned the migrants to Tripoli port, Colonel Abdelhamid Adengouz, said they had been rescued from drowning in rough conditions, with cooperation from Italy.  The migrants were saved from death,  he said.  There was an Italian ship present that helped us.  A large majority of migrants traveling to Europe by sea depart from western Libya, where people smuggling has flourished amid lawlessness and a collapsing economy. But there has been a sharp drop in departures since July due to armed factions preventing boats from leaving parts of the coast and increased activity from Libyan coast guard units which have received training and technical support from Italy and the European Union. Human rights groups have criticized European policy, saying no migrants should be returned to a country where they face widespread abuse. After migrants are brought back to Libya, they are registered by international agencies before being taken to overcrowded detention centers. Some are offered the chance to return home, while others languish in detention or seek a way out. Most of those intercepted on Saturday were from West African countries, including Mali, Guinea, and Nigeria, and some were from Bangladesh. All but one were male. They said they had paid between 1,500 and 3,000 Libyan dinars ($176-$353 at unofficial market rates) to make the crossing.  I suffered a lot - kidnappings, demands for ransom,  said Christopher Daniel, a 20-year-old Nigerian.  They blindfolded me and forced me to give them money,  he said of a period he spent in captivity in the southern city of Sabha last year.  I don t know what to say or do. All the money I have wasted - what will I tell my parents?  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: bolstered libyan coast guard intercepts packed migrant boattripoli reuters libya coast guard saturday turned back migrants trying reach italy boat amid heightened efforts block crossings mediterranean the migrants packed single rubber boat intercepted coast towns al home garabulli east triple traveling night the boat close italian coast guard ship patrolling international waters cut taken aboard libyan vessel washing hopes reaching europe the rubber boat rocked heavy waves motor cut we shouting blocking us blocking us we crying pleading help said patrick mani mali he said making second attempted crossing libya he detained western libyan city zawiya earlier year family paid released the captain libyan ship returned migrants triple port colonel abdelhamid adengouz said rescued drowning rough conditions cooperation italy the migrants saved death said there italian ship present helped us a large majority migrants traveling europe sea depart western libya people smuggling flourished amid lawlessness collapsing economy but sharp drop departures since july due armed factions preventing boats leaving parts coast increased activity libyan coast guard units received training technical support italy european union human rights groups criticized european policy saying migrants returned country face widespread abuse after migrants brought back libya registered international agencies taken overcrowded detention centers some offered chance return home others anguish detention seek way most intercepted saturday west african countries including mali guinea nigeria bangladesh all one male they said paid libyan dinar unofficial market rates make crossing i suffered lot kidnappings demands ransom said christopher daniel nigerian they blindfolded forced give money said period spent captivity southern city sabha last year i know say all money i wasted i tell parents worldnews