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The 26 People Rescued by Aita Mari in the Mediterranean Land in Italy
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A six-month-old baby, 15 minors and a pregnant woman were in the group of 26 people rescued on Monday by the Aita Mari and who today...
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The 26 people rescued on Monday in the Central Mediterranean by the Basque ship Aita Mari, including 16 minors, including a baby, and a pregnant woman, landed this Wednesday at the port of Civitavecchia (Italy), more than 400 nautical miles from the rescue site.
Among the 26 people are fifteen minors, a newborn and a pregnant woman. Most are safe and are receiving humanitarian aid. Italian authorities have ordered the Aita Mari ship to the port of Civitavecchia in Rome, a two-day journey from the rescue site.
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