The Peluso ship arrived in the port of Catania carrying 201 of the approximately 600 migrants rescued yesterday by the Coast Guard in Maltese Sar waters 170 miles south of the coast of Sicily. Another 111 had already arrived in the Etna capital yesterday evening transported by a Romanian ship belonging to the Frontex device.
After the landing they were transferred to the structure built in the former vaccination hub of San Giuseppe La Rena, where the other 201 who arrived with the Coast Guard ship will also be temporarily transferred.
Another 299 rescued migrants arrived last night, on the Libeccio ship of the Navy, in Augusta, in the Syracuse area. After disembarking, they were transferred to the tensile structure in the commercial port.
Weber: “Italy must be thanked and helped”
“Concrete measures of solidarity towards Italy by the other EU countries are needed on migration. This is why the EPP group asked this week for a special debate in the EU Parliament to seek solidarity towards Italy”. So in an interview with Corriere della Sera the president and group leader in the EU Parliament of the EPP Manfred Weber.
Lepore: “Without hospitality we will have tent cities”
“If you remove the widespread reception system, decree a state of emergency and choose a commissioner, this opens the door to requisitioning soccer fields or former barracks for tent cities. Cutro’s bodies weren’t enough to stop the propaganda of the League”. So the mayor of Bologna Matteo Lepore told Repubblica.
Bonaccini: “Meloni was screaming before, now he’s without a compass”
“It’s time for everyone to assume their responsibilities. If the government thinks of abandoning the ordinary way of reception, the widespread one, so to speak, to build large structures, then come and discuss it. If we had managed the reception of Ukrainian refugees like this , the situation would have exploded”. Thus, on the policies on migrants, the president of the Emilia-Romagna Region Stefano Bonaccini to the Press.
Source: Ansa
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