We are waiting to know when and how they can disembark.
There can be no safe treatment without a safe healthcare environment, and there can be no safe patient without a safe healthcare worker.
After carrying out three rescue missions between 08/09 and 10/09, two in the Maltese SAR area, and one in the Libyan SAR area, the Open Arms vessel has been waiting for six days for a safe harbour to disembark 278 people on board,…
“EMERGENCY supported me with quality services, taking care of everything, and this is something I am really grateful for.” We are grateful too.
At the moment the bridge of the Open Arms is hosting more than 270 people. They need a safe harbour.
wo of the four women rescued from the Mediterranean are pregnant.
The mission will adhere strictly to the principles of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union and the Geneva Convention.
And we never forget to mention that we run a clinic in the camp, which is always there whenever any of them might need it.
We pay tribute to Motasim, to all our staff and humanitarians around the world. In these really difficult times, they are committed to making true positive change.
