A pregnant woman had to be evacuated from #OceanViking this morning. She was taken to hospital by an Italian coastguard helicopter.

We wish her & her child all the best.

The remaining survivors aboard urgently need to disembark in a Place of Safety after their perilous journey. pic.twitter.com/LwuTXugZ72

— IFRC Europe (@IFRC_Europe) March 27, 2022

There are currently 52 minors on the #GeoBarents, the youngest of whom is only 4 months old, who have already been through ordeals that no child should ever have to go through. A place of safety for them and the other survivors is urgently needed.
© Anna Pantelia pic.twitter.com/de9l95TlB1

— MSF Sea (@MSF_Sea) March 10, 2022

Der Sturm ist vorbei, die #SeaWatch4 fährt jetzt nach Norden.

An Bord kümmert sich unsere Crew um 129 Menschen, die aus zwei Booten in Seenot gerettet wurden. Sie sind jetzt schon 5 Tage an Bord und müssen so schnell wie möglich an Land. pic.twitter.com/zzYVm7BYkk

— Sea-Watch (@seawatchcrew) February 24, 2022

Ieri la Guardia Costiera ha portato latte in polvere e pannolini su #SeaWatch3.

Bambini piccoli e persone bisognose di assistenza non possono stare oltre su una nave. A bordo 14 bambini di meno di un anno, il più piccolo ha compiuto 3 settimane in mare.

Fateli sbarcare. pic.twitter.com/yeXuK26UqD

— Sea-Watch Italy (@SeaWatchItaly) December 30, 2021

🔴 Quinto giorno di attesa di un porto sicuro di sbarco a bordo della #SeaWatch3.

440 persone a bordo, tra loro molti bambini.
Le nostre scorte di latte in polvere e pannolini per i più piccoli si stanno esaurendo.

Hanno bisogno e diritto di sbarcare al più presto. pic.twitter.com/RuPN99UjYO

— Sea-Watch Italy (@SeaWatchItaly) December 29, 2021

Starker Wind und Regen treffen auf die #SeaWatch3. Unter den 440 Menschen an Bord sind viele Kleinkinder und Minderjährige. Ein Schiff kann unter solchen Bedingungen nur bedingt Schutz bieten. Die #EU muss jetzt handeln, sie alle haben das Recht auf einen sicheren Hafen! pic.twitter.com/ANvodHTEh1

— Sea-Watch (@seawatchcrew) December 28, 2021

Today is only two days away from Christmas and day 6 on board the Sea-Eye 4. There are 216 people still waiting for a Port of Safety for disembarkation that have received no aid. Some of them have been at sea for a week. pic.twitter.com/E2wknAEl75

— Refugee Rescue (@_refugeerescue) December 22, 2021

🔴 In nottata, #SeaWatch4 ha dichiarato lo stato di necessità ed è stata autorizzata a riparare davanti al porto di Augusta.

Il maltempo ha colpito duramente la nave e le 461 persone a bordo a rischio ipotermia. 4 di loro hanno perso conoscenza e sono assistite dal team medico. pic.twitter.com/pyqBgi9Gx6

— Sea-Watch Italy (@SeaWatchItaly) November 26, 2021

#LetThemDock
There is an OUR in every harbOUR! https://t.co/kS8alv365Z

— Iuventa-Crew #OpenTheBorders (@IuventaCrew) November 26, 2021

306 people forced to spend another night on #OceanViking, in a storm with 2-m waves washing over the deck.

Soaked blankets, plastic survival bags running out, survivors shivering in the cold. Weather conditions remain harsh this morning.

A Place of Safety is urgently needed. pic.twitter.com/EuAwKmNUND

— IFRC Europe (@IFRC_Europe) November 10, 2021

"Nous sommes un navire-ambulance, pas un hôpital" Docteur Jane @IFRC

Un lieu sûr est nécessaire de toute urgence pour débarquer les personnes rescapées. 4/4#OceanViking pic.twitter.com/alA54EC0i7

— SOS MEDITERRANEE France (@SOSMedFrance) November 9, 2021

📌UPDATE 306 personnes rescapées se sont réveillées avec une pluie battante sur le pont de l'#OceanViking ce matin. Après 9 demandes d'un lieu sûr de débarquement envoyées aux autorités maritimes en une semaine, nous sommes laissés dans le flou. 1/2 pic.twitter.com/JVJF5iR6Cn

— SOS MEDITERRANEE France (@SOSMedFrance) November 9, 2021

It has started to rain this morning on the deck of the #OceanViking. As heavy rain is expected in the next hours, Rebecca and Jane, @SOSMedIntl & @ifrc medical team members, fear for the health conditions of the 306 people rescued last week.

A Place of Safety is urgently needed. pic.twitter.com/cJrzyQu2Wu

— IFRC Europe (@IFRC_Europe) November 8, 2021

È appena entrata al porto di #Trapani la #SEAEYE4 con le oltre 800 persone #migranti soccorse nel Mediterraneo, tra cui molti #minori. C’è bisogno al più presto di un porto sicuro anche per l’#oceanviking. @SaveChildrenIT @SOSMedIntl pic.twitter.com/de09bbdKQf

— Giovanna Di Benedetto (@GB_SaveChildren) November 7, 2021

In unruhigen Gewässern wurden 2 Personen mit 4 Familienmitgliedern von der @guardiacostiera von der #OceanViking Not evakuiert. Die Patienten litten u.a. an Verbrennungen.
308 Überlebende werden jetzt an Bord betreut, während wir auf einen sicheren Ort und Hafen warten. pic.twitter.com/kSthFLo2dW

— SOS MEDITERRANEE GER (@SOSMedGermany) November 6, 2021

Über 800 Menschen sind an Bord der #SeaEye4 -
sie brauchen jetzt SOFORT einen sicheren Hafen!!!#LetThemDock#RescueFamily https://t.co/RyK3m58QJ3

— Iuventa-Crew (@IuventaCrew) November 4, 2021