Sea rescuers from the Berlin organization “Sea Watch 3” bring 26 migrants on board. Meanwhile, another aid organization is still waiting with more than 100 refugees on board for a safe haven assignment.
The German aid organization Sea-Watch has rescued 26 migrants in the Mediterranean. In two actions, 13 people were taken from small wooden boats to the ship “Sea Watch 3”, as the sea rescuers announced on Twitter.
According to the information, there were also minors among the people, and some were able to board the ship with severe hypothermia shortly before nightfall. The Berlin organization’s ship is currently cruising off the Libyan coast.
Meanwhile, the “Geo Barents” of the international organization Doctors Without Borders has been waiting for the assignment of a safe harbor for almost two weeks with 113 migrants on board. At the end of March, the people who had fled were rescued by a rubber dinghy, and since then the ship has been refused mooring at a port in southern Italy. On Saturday it cruised off the east coast of the island of Sicily.
Source: Stern
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