Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Asso-Ventinove

On October 2, 2021, the supply vessel 'Asso Ventinove' came to the aid of 65 migrants stranded on a distressed wooden boat off the coast of Libya. The migrants were in dire need of assistance after their boat's engine failed, leaving them adrift in the treacherous waters of the central Mediterranean. The alarming situation was detected by a surveillance plane operated by Seabird, a dedicated non-governmental organization. Responding promptly to the Seabird's request for help, the 'Asso Ventinove' diverted to the scene and safely transferred the migrants aboard its vessel, providing them with crucial support in a critical moment. For a detailed report and images of this remarkable rescue, visit: https://laverdadnoticias.com/mundo/Rescatan-a-65-migrantes-de-un-barco-de-madera-que-huia-de-Libia-20211002-0164.html.

On September 16, 2020, the city of Trapani, Italy, saw the arrival of 95 migrants who were disembarked from the vessel 'Asso Ventinove'. This ship is actively engaged in humanitarian operations near the Bouri offshore platform off the Libyan coastline. Following their arrival, arrangements were made to transfer these individuals aboard the 'GNV Aurelia', which had previously facilitated the disembarkation of 63 people for quarantine purposes. This incident highlights ongoing migration challenges in the Mediterranean Sea.

On September 1, 2020, the humanitarian vessel 'Asso 29' successfully rescued 18 migrants from perilous waters off the coast of Libya. The migrants, consisting of 15 men, one woman, and two children, were plucked from the sea after their small boat capsized just south of the Sabratha platform. Following the harrowing ordeal, the survivors were brought to safety and landed in Pozzallo on September 2. Tragically, during the rescue operation, the survivors revealed that three individuals, including a young girl from Benin, are still missing and presumed lost at sea after the incident.