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August 14, 201923.00 The 'Open Arms' arrival in Lampedusa is scheduled for tomorrow morning, the Spanish non-governmental organization (NGO) ship remained at sea, in international waters, for 13 days. The landing on the Sicilian island after the TAR (Administrative Court) suspended the ban on entry into Italian waters. On board 147 migrants, including 32 minors. The founder of the Open Arms calls for mediation to create "a reinforced axis" to accommodate them, between Germany, France and Spain. The latter has already said it is willing to do so.'Open Arms' in Lampedusa in the morning
2019-08-14T21:07:11.271Z
11.00 pm The 'Open Arms' arrival in Lampedusa is scheduled for tomorrow morning, the Spanish non-governmental organization (NGO) ship remained at sea, in international waters, for 13 days. The landing on the Sicilian island after the TAR (Administrative Court) suspended the ban on entry into Italian waters. On board 147 migrants, including 32 minors. The founder of the Open Arms calls for mediation to create "a reinforced axis" to accommodate them, between Germany, France and Spain. The latter has already said it is willing to do so.
Source: rainews