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All-weather lifeboat for the Mediterranean
The former DGzRS all-weather lifeboat NIS RANDERS will save lives in the Mediterranean as the fourth United4Rescue ship. United4Rescue and Sea-Eye are responding to political pressure on civil sea rescue, and its newly- created hurdles, with the fast ship which has been specially designed for sea rescue.
Night-time operation for the SEA-EYE 4: 51 people rescued from an overcrowded rubber boat
On the night of May 29th, Alarm-Phone informed the authorities and the rescue ship SEA-EYE 4 of a maritime emergency in the Maltese search and rescue zone. At around 2am, the crew of SEA-EYE 4 reached the rubber boat in distress and evacuated the 51 people on board.
After rescuing 52 people: SEA-EYE 4 immediately on its way back to the area of operation
The SEA-EYE 4 left the port of Ravenna on Saturday to return to its area of operation in the central Mediterranean. Earlier that day, the crew had evacuated 52 people to safety on the Italian mainland. They had been rescued at sea on May 20th.