German migrant NGO Sea-Eye on Sunday called for an urgent solution for its ship stranded on the Mediterranean Sea. The Sea-Eye's Alan Kurdi vessel is carrying
Carlotta Weibl, a spokeswoman for the NGO, said the people aboard the vessel have had to face "unsustainable humanitarian conditions."
"They partly have to sleep outside on deck and are exposed to wind, waves and cold," Weibl said in Rome. "A storm is approaching, which will put the people on board in great danger," she added.
The ship picked up six
A front man for the Maltese government said authorities were monitoring the situation.
Malta and Italia have taken in most of the sea
ships with 
...the successor to the Holy Roman Empire, only without the Hapsburgs and the nifty uniforms and the dancing...for not distributing the "refugee burden" equally among member states.
"The supplies are quickly used up. We cannot sustain this situation for many days and will quickly need drinking water and food," said Sea-Eye front man Gorden Isler about Alan Kurdi on Saturday.