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  3. Coronavirus, 150 refugees on rescue ship Alan Kurdi to be quarantined - Archive Images

Coronavirus, 150 refugees on rescue ship Alan Kurdi to be quarantined - Archive Images

Apr 12, 2020

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  • (200130) -- FLORIANA, Jan. 30, 2020 -- Migrants wait to disembark in Floriana, Malta, on Jan. 29, 2020. Seventy-seven migrants rescued by the humanitarian vessel Alan Kurdi were brought to Malta Wednesday evening, after an EU-wide agreement was reached for the redistribution of a total of 477 migrants rescued in the Mediterranean Sea. (Photo by Xinhua) MALTA-FLORIANA-MIGRANTS JonathanxBorg

    (200130) -- FLORIANA, Jan. 30, 2020 -- Migrants wait to disembark in Floriana, Malta, on Jan. 29, 2020. Seventy-seven migrants rescued by the humanitarian vessel Alan Kurdi were brought to Malta Wednesday evening, after an EU-wide agreement was reached for the redistribution of a total of 477 migrants rescued in the Mediterranean Sea. (Photo by Xinhua) MALTA-FLORIANA-MIGRANTS JonathanxBorg

  • December 27, 2019, Palermo, Italy: The Alan Kurdi rescue ship, operated by German charity Sea-Eye, pictured at the Mediterranean Sea..The ship was patrolling the search-and-rescue area off the Libyan coast. More than 19,000 men, women, and children have died in the Mediterranean Sea since 2014, and the central Mediterranean route is the deadliest migration route in the world. Palermo Italy - ZUMAs197 20191227_zaa_s197_036 Copyright: xSallyxHaydenx

    December 27, 2019, Palermo, Italy: The Alan Kurdi rescue ship, operated by German charity Sea-Eye, pictured at the Mediterranean Sea..The ship was patrolling the search-and-rescue area off the Libyan coast. More than 19,000 men, women, and children have died in the Mediterranean Sea since 2014, and the central Mediterranean route is the deadliest migration route in the world. Palermo Italy - ZUMAs197 20191227_zaa_s197_036 Copyright: xSallyxHaydenx

  • December 27, 2019, Palermo, Italy: A view of a rescue operation for a wooden boat with 30 people on board, in the early hours by the crew of the Alan Kurdi rescue ship, operated by German charity Sea-Eye..The ship was patrolling the search-and-rescue area off the Libyan coast. More than 19,000 men, women, and children have died in the Mediterranean Sea since 2014, and the central Mediterranean route is the deadliest migration route in the world. Palermo Italy - ZUMAs197 20191227_zaa_s197_040 Copyright: xSallyxHaydenx

    December 27, 2019, Palermo, Italy: A view of a rescue operation for a wooden boat with 30 people on board, in the early hours by the crew of the Alan Kurdi rescue ship, operated by German charity Sea-Eye..The ship was patrolling the search-and-rescue area off the Libyan coast. More than 19,000 men, women, and children have died in the Mediterranean Sea since 2014, and the central Mediterranean route is the deadliest migration route in the world. Palermo Italy - ZUMAs197 20191227_zaa_s197_040 Copyright: xSallyxHaydenx

  • December 26, 2019, Mazaro Del Vallo, Italy: The Alan Kurdi rescue ship, operated by German charity Sea Eye, is pictured in Mazaro del Vallo..The Alan Kurdi rescue ship was named after the Syrian toddler whose death let to international attention on the number of men, women and children dying while trying to reach Europe. It is operated by German charity Sea-Eye, which was set up in 2015. More than 19,000 refugees and migrants have drowned in the Mediterranean Sea since 2014. The central Mediterranean is currently the deadliest migration route in the world. Mazaro Del Vallo Italy - ZUMAs197 20191226_zab_s197_019 Copyright: xSallyxHaydenx

    December 26, 2019, Mazaro Del Vallo, Italy: The Alan Kurdi rescue ship, operated by German charity Sea Eye, is pictured in Mazaro del Vallo..The Alan Kurdi rescue ship was named after the Syrian toddler whose death let to international attention on the number of men, women and children dying while trying to reach Europe. It is operated by German charity Sea-Eye, which was set up in 2015. More than 19,000 refugees and migrants have drowned in the Mediterranean Sea since 2014. The central Mediterranean is currently the deadliest migration route in the world. Mazaro Del Vallo Italy - ZUMAs197 20191226_zab_s197_019 Copyright: xSallyxHaydenx

  • December 21, 2019, Palermo, Italy: View of a life-ring on the Alan Kurdi rescue ship during the rescue simulation on the Port of Palermo..Sea-Eye s Alan Kurdi rescue ship patrols off the Libyan coast in an attempt to save lives at the sea. More than 19,000 refugees and migrants have died since 2014 trying to cross the Mediterranean. Palermo Italy - ZUMAs197 20191221_zab_s197_122 Copyright: xSallyxHaydenx

    December 21, 2019, Palermo, Italy: View of a life-ring on the Alan Kurdi rescue ship during the rescue simulation on the Port of Palermo..Sea-Eye s Alan Kurdi rescue ship patrols off the Libyan coast in an attempt to save lives at the sea. More than 19,000 refugees and migrants have died since 2014 trying to cross the Mediterranean. Palermo Italy - ZUMAs197 20191221_zab_s197_122 Copyright: xSallyxHaydenx

  • The Sea Eye Rescue Ship Alan Kurdi former Professor Albrecht Penck

    The Sea Eye Rescue Ship Alan Kurdi former Professor Albrecht Penck

  • The Sea Eye Rescue Ship Alan Kurdi former Professor Albrecht Penck

    The Sea Eye Rescue Ship Alan Kurdi former Professor Albrecht Penck

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