This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Muhammad Zaruh
In a sudden development, the southern coast of Spain witnessed a maximum alert state after the disappearance of a traveler from the Timanvia Ship of Armas volcano, on the road from Almeria to the occupied city of Melilla.
According to official sources of the government delegate in the occupied Melilla, the accident occurred after two in the morning when the man suddenly fell from the ship while crossing at sea.
In response to the incident, the Spanish maritime rescue teams quickly moved and sent a helicopter in which the region would have dropped, but attempts to find it so far have not succeeded.
The passengers who witnessed the incident expressed their serious shock, while a traveler told “effi” that the sudden maneuvers led by the crew had caused a state of panic and confusion on the ship.
The anxiety among the passengers was aggravated following not having received clarifications from the crew until the end of the morning, which led to an increase in surprise and tension among the passengers.
In light of this tense atmosphere, some passengers criticized the navigation company about low security procedures and insufficient security barriers on board the ship, although the ship has been covered by the public service agreement since the start of the year.
The competent authorities immediately started to open an official investigation to determine the circumstances of the accident, focusing on the conditions of the fall and procedures followed on board the ship.
To date, research and combing operations are continuing at sea with the participation of maritime rescue teams, in the middle of the anticipation of the results which can end this mystery.
This incident remains an important warning on the need to strengthen maritime security standards, especially in travel which connects sensitive geographic areas such as the maritime line between Spain and the occupied Melilla.
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