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  • Boat in distress: around 60 people are save now

    Yesterday we accompanied a boat in distress at sea with around 60 people. A few hours later, the Italian coastguard responded to our Mayday Relay and sent a rescue ship that brought all the people safely to Lampedusa.Our deployment on the central Mediterranean Sea is now coming to an end. The Trotamar III has set

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  • 60 people in distress

    Yesterday at around 3 pm, the crew of the Trotamar III came across a boat in distress: About 60 people in a fiberglass boat with poor stability. The boat’s outboard engines are still running, but water is entering the boat and the people had no life-saving equipment on board.As quickly as possible, our dinghy crew

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  • ⛵We are sailing again

    The Trotamar III has cast off from Lampedusa for the last time during this deployment and is now making her way south to look out for people in distress at sea – driven by full sail power.

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  • 27 people rescued

    After a Mayday Relay reached us yesterday morning, we set off in search of the boat in distress. Shortly afterwards, the crew of the Humanitarian Pilots Initiative sighted the distressed vessel with their new Seabird 3 aircraft: a blue and black fiberglass boat with 27 people on board.In the early afternoon, we were able to

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  • In remembrance

    CompassCollective has lost a friend. Vincent was the founder of the Aurora – Group de Suport and, together with other colleagues, achieved tremendous things. His team and he were a great support for us in Burriana.Anarchist, inclusive, emancipatory: Vincent was radical in his thoughts and actions. For him, sea rescue was political – just as

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  • Setting sail to search and rescue

    We have set sail and are on our way to area of operation! After many training sessions in Licata and on Linosa, our crew is now well prepared to come to the aid of people fleeing across the Mediterranean Sea. The Mediterranean Sea is still one of the deadliest migrant routes in the world. 2024

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