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/PRNewswire/ -- In a striking video, Italian pianist and composer Francesco Taskayali explains why he collaborated with investigative reporter Ian Urbina to...
/PRNewswire/ -- In a striking video, Italian pianist and composer Francesco Taskayali explains why he collaborated with investigative reporter Ian Urbina to...
To save lives while containing the spread of COVID-19, in 2020 the Italian government chartered nine cruise ships. Staffed by the Italian Red Cross, they are meant to quarantine migrants rescued at sea.
Purgatory at Sea Ian Urbina Photographs by Paolo Pellegrin Image above: Italian law enforcement escorts 68 migrants, rescued off the coast of Sicily, to the Port of Augusta on March 31. Most of the migrants were delivered to the Rhapsody, a cruise ship now being operated by the Italian Red Cross, to begin their quarantine. (All photos in this article were shot aboard the Allegra, another quarantine ship, from March 29 to April 2.) This article was published online on May 6, 2021. La Suprema, a cruise ship built in 2003 for $120 million, can carry nearly 3,000 passengers, plus ...
Photographs by Paolo Pellegrin Image above: Italian law enforcement escorts 68 migrants, rescued off the coast of Sicily, to the Port of Augusta on March 31. Most of the migrants were delivered to the Rhapsody, a cruise ship now being operated by the Italian Red Cross, to begin their quarantine. (All photos in this article were shot aboard the Allegra, another quarantine ship, from March 29 to April 2.) This article was published online on May 6, 2021. La Suprema, a cruise ship built in 2003 for $120 million, can carry nearly 3,000 passengers, plus 1,000 cars. Almost 700 feet long, the ship h...