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EU: There is not one single minute to lose, there is not one single further life to lose

01 April 2011

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EU: There is not one single minute to lose, there is not one single further life to lose (link): "In the night from the 4th to the 5th of April has happened the latest (and possibly the worst in recent history) of ship-wracks in this Mediterranean Sea that is more and more becoming an open sky cemetery. 250 young lives have been swallowed by waves: what rescues teams have seen is so horrible that it cannot be described by words. Should it be possible adding horror to horror, we shall go and see who these young people were and which life stories they brought with them."

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