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Alarmphone on X

@HCoastGuard We have lost contact with the people in distress for over 30 hours but fear they are still at sea. We do not know of any rescue activity by either #Greece or #Egypt. Don't let these 37 people perish at sea! We call on the authorities to act without further delay!

Am 11. Oktober 2026 gibt es das Alarm Phone seit 12 Jahren. Rund 11.000 Boote in Seenot haben sich in dieser Zeit aus allen Meeren vor den EU-Grenzen bei uns gemeldet. Diese vierseitige Zeitung stellt Erfahrungen aus unserer Arbeit vor:
https://alarmphone.org/de/campaigns/12-jahre-alarm-phone/