Interés Humano

Migrantes se quedan sin puertos ni quién los ayude en el Mediterráneo

Buque Ocean Viking espera que Europa abra las puertas a las 356 que ha rescatado, pero muchas más están a la deriva

Rescued migrants listen to an NGO coordinator as they wait aboard the 'Ocean Viking' rescue ship, jointly operated by French NGOs SOS Mediterranee and Medecins sans Frontieres (MSF - Doctors Without Borders) on August 21, 2019, at sea between Malta and Lampedusa, after a search-and-rescue operation in the Mediterranean Sea. - The Ocean Viking, the last remaining charity vessel operating in the Mediterranean, was on August 21, 2019, still seeking a safe port for its 356 rescued migrants. The ship has been holding its position for 10 days between Malta and Lampedusa, asking for a safe port. (Photo by Anne CHAON / AFP)
Rescued migrants listen to an NGO coordinator as they wait aboard the 'Ocean Viking' rescue ship, jointly operated by French NGOs SOS Mediterranee and Medecins sans Frontieres (MSF - Doctors Without Borders) on August 21, 2019, at sea between Malta and Lampedusa, after a search-and-rescue operation in the Mediterranean Sea. - The Ocean Viking, the last remaining charity vessel operating in the Mediterranean, was on August 21, 2019, still seeking a safe port for its 356 rescued migrants. The ship has been holding its position for 10 days between Malta and Lampedusa, asking for a safe port. (Photo by Anne CHAON / AFP) ANNE CHAON
Migrantes rescatados por el barco Ocean Viking esperaban a bordo, el miércoles 21 de agosto del 2019, mientras navegaban entre Malta y la isla italiana de Lampedusa, en el Mediterráneo. (ANNE CHAON/AFP)

A bordo del Ocean Viking. Mientras esperan que Europa abra las puertas a los 356 migrantes que rescataron en el mar Mediterráneo, los socorristas del Ocean Viking, el único buque humanitario que aún navega en la zona, han tenido que renunciar a salvar más gente que zarpa en barcazas y lanchas de las costas de Libia.

Los diez rescatistas a bordo del barco fletado por las ONG SOS Méditerranée y Médicos Sin Fronteras (MSF) tienen experiencia como marineros o salvavidas.

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