The second ship, which is in the port of Larnaca, is still scheduled to leave for Gaza at the end of the week, KYPE informs.
According to KYPE information, the ship Jennifer, which will be the second ship to carry humanitarian aid to Gaza under the Amalthia Project, is expected to leave for its destination by the end of the week, and, in all likelihood, on Saturday.
Jennifer's journey will last approximately three days, as informed by the KYPE, as it will also carry the platform that the Open Arms ship had carried with it to Gaza. It is also expected that the ship Open Arms and an auxiliary vessel will accompany the Jennifer to transport equipment.
The aim is to keep the platform in Gaza, which was brought back to Larnaca by Open Arms for some repairs, the same sources said, noting that, in this way, subsequent ship trips to Gaza will take less time.
Both the ships, the Open Arms, which made its first humanitarian aid trip to Gaza through Larnaca port about two weeks ago, and the Jennifer, are part of missions organized by the non-governmental organization, World Central Kitchen.
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