M/F Ankara Is Heading Back To Misurata
17 Apr 2011
M/F Ankara
The Turkish ferry M/F Ankara has left Alexandria, Egypt and is heading to Misurata. With her current speed she will arrive in the Libyan town in 26 hours.
On 12 April she has left Benghazi with 1025 Egyptian evacuees on board. She was in Alexandria since 14 April 2011.
Disaster and Emergency Management Agency and Turkish Red Crescent are sending 818 tons of humanitarian aid to Libya, including food, drinking water, hygienic supplies, 100 generators, 2 ambulances, 15 mobile satellite telephone sets, on board of Turkish flagged cargo ship M/V Kaptan Selim.
M/V Ankara on her way to Misurata
About previous trips of M/F Ankara to and from Libya:
How M/F Ankara Was Protected During Her Stay In Libya
