AMSTERDAM - Basically a navy frigate can not sail with a pregnant woman on board. But necessity knows no law, experienced crew of Zr. Ms. Van Amstel.
After saving two hundred migrants at sea near Crete, found that one of the women refugees from Eritrea to the point of birth.
The ship's doctor and a nurse helped bring the child into the world. It struck the girlfriend of a sergeant was on board obstetrician. Via whatsapp messages she told the medics on board step by step what to do.
The child was lame but healthy in the world and was named Gelila, which means 'the sea'. According to the Navy, it is the 528th anniversary of the Dutch navy once happened before that there was born a child on board.
The Navy frigate sails commissioned by the European border guard Frontex in the Mediterranean. It was just on his way to land 197 migrants from a rescue operation on Tuesday. All the migrants were yesterday morning in Sicily put ashore
By editorial Telegraph: Photo: Peter Groeneveld
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