Thirty-two migrants who attempted to cross the Mediterranean survivor of a NGO ship after spending several days stranded on the beach in Tunisia.
“Women, men and children” were disrupted without food or water, according to Mediterranean, a migrant love love. A man on the platform died, the charity said.
The Watch said of the Sea of the NGO that it was able to save all 32 people from the gas platform on Tuesday afternoon, and that they were cared for by the boat in Aurora.
However Aurora’s final destiny is unclear that no country is nearby the ship is still a port that is a safety port, said the Watch of the sea.
It has been added to no European country intervening “despite almost emergency” and the fact that people have stranded in international border and Maltese (SAR) zones.
The NGO monitoring Seirirird Seabird reported an empty rubber rubber near the platform of 1 March.
The people on the ship immediately managed to contact the alarm phone – an emergency hotline for migrants in the marine trouble. To call, they say no food for many days and their condition is critical. They also reported the death of a person, says the sea insess.
In a video apparently published by one of the people on the platform and shared with Social Media, a young man in a white t-shirt heard that he and others “suffered from hunger”.
Telling Tigrinia – a language of Ethiopia and Ethiopia – said the person they left Libya five days ago and that the Dinghy they traveled to travel.
“Those who do it here and never die in the sea died of hunger and fatigue, if for some time there is nothing obvious to die … we have a little chance (we have a little chance (we have a little chance (that we have a little chance (that we have a little chance (that we have a little chance (that we have a little chance (we have a little chance (that we have a little chance (that we have a little chance (that we have a little chance (that we have a little chance (that we have a little chance (that we have a little chance (that we have a little chance (we have a little chance.
Behind he had a lot of people apparently shivering out of the cold as the waves fall into the columns of oil platform.
More than 210,000 people attempt to cross the central Mediterranean at 2023, according to the data shared with the UN. More than 60,000 have been reached and returned to African shores, and almost 2000 lost their lives in the sea.
