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WWW.MALTATODAY.COM.MT WEDNESDAY EDITION €1.00 WEDNESDAY • 9 SEPTEMBER 2020 • ISSUE 704 • PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SUNDAY EDITORIAL • PAGE 11 Bernard Grech's baggage: bruised or knocked out? ANALYSIS PAGE 3 PAGE 8 PAGES 6 & 7 'Tell my family I'm alive' – Etienne migrant's message in a bottle KARL AZZOPARDI CALL my family, please. Tell them I am still alive. From aboard the Danish-flagged tanker Etienne, Gasim came near the ship's bow, scribbled his message and placed it inside a plastic water bot- tle. The drenched paper read: "I'm Gasim… just to confirm my family and my friend that I'm still a life." In it, the Sudanese phone number of his family home – a message of hope for his loved ones back home to tell them the treacherous Mediterranean had not claimed his life. Gasim is one of 27 migrants rescued by the Maersk shipping line over 30 days ago. But a hard line from Europe- an states is keeping these people out at sea, denied a chance to request asylum inside the EU. Desperate migrants want to get off ship Football is money laundering paradise for organised crime groups The 27 migrant rescued by the Maersk Etienne gather at the ship's bow demanding they be brought to land (Photo: Karl Azzopardi/MaltaToday)

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