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**Title: Maritime Authorities Detain GNV Allegra in Marseille** In a recent development, the 'GNV Allegra', previously providing temporary accommodations to workers involved in cruise ship refurbishment projects in Marseille, was detained by Maritime Affairs authorities on May 13, 2026. The ship, which has served as a floating hotel, is now no longer hosting the 650 technicians and workers it once sheltered. These individuals have been successfully relocated to the 'Méditerranée', another vessel operated by Corsica Linea, ensuring their continuous support as they navigate their ongoing projects.

On Aug 20, 2022, at 11:15 a.m., the 'GNV Allegra' requested medical assistance for a passenger. The ship departed from the port of Genoa en route to Porto Torres and reversed about 20 miles from the coast after the passenger showed signs of a heart attack. The patrol boat 'Cp 311' was sent to the site with medical personnel on board and intercepted the ferry about seven nautical miles from the port of Genova. After evaluating the condition, a medevac by a helicopter was decided. At 1:10 p.m. the person was hoisted and transported to the San Martino hospital. Report with photos: https://www.levantenews.it/2022/08/20/passeggero-infartuato-soccorso-sulla-nave-allegra/

The 'GNV Allegra' docked at the quay of Porto Empedocle on Nov 2 at 11.20 a.mn. 70 Tunisians who have completed the anti-Covid health surveillance were disembarked. They boarded some buses and were transferred to other reception centers.

An unaccompanied, 15 year old migrant from the Ivory Coast has dies after he had been quarantined aboard the 'GNV Allegra' for 11 days, on Oct 6 in a hospital in Palermo. He had been in a poor health state and showed signs of torture. The sailing across the Mediterranean had weakened him further. He had spent 11 days aboard the 'Open Arms'before being transferred into the ferry on sep 18. On Sep 29 he was medevaced and fell into a coma four days later.