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SEA-EYE 4 crew rescues 106 people on Boxing Day
On the afternoon of Boxing Day (26th December 2023), the crew of the sea rescue ship SEA-EYE 4 rescued a total of 106 people from two different boats. Among those rescued are 40 minors.
SEA-EYE 4 starts its mission shortly before Christmas
The very next day, after the SEA-EYE 4 had brought 26 people to safety in Italy, the rescue ship set sail again to continue searching for people in acute mortal danger over the Christmas days.
Rescue ship SEA-EYE 4 departs on last mission of the year
While the crew of the SEA-EYE 4 is on its way to the operational area, the German Bundestag is discussing the so-called Repatriation Improvement Act. It provides for an amendment to Section 96 of the Residence Act. A new legal opinion expressly warns of the danger of criminalising civilian sea rescuers through the draft law presented by the Federal Ministry of the Interior.