Was Greta Thunberg on a ship that was fired from Malta after the Israeli drone attack?

As Swedish climate activist Gita Thunberg condemned the alleged Israeli attack on a ship carrying assistance to Gaza, several social media posts accidentally claimed that she was on the ship and almost died of the drone attack. The truth is that, as it was clarified in his statement by Great, that he should have rode on the vessel, but not on it.
In the early hours on Friday, a Gaza-bound activist Ed Ship set fire when his organizers attacked an Israeli drone on the banks of Malta in international water.
Freedom Flotila alliance said the attack made a hole in the vessel and it started drowning. The Malta government jumped into rescue action and confirmed that there was no injury on the board. The Maltese Government’s statement said, “All the crews were safely confirmed, but refused to climb the tug. Assistance was provided to support internal fire efforts.”
The ship was going to Malta, where many activists were due to riding before leaving for Gaza. CNN reported that Gita Thunberg and Colonel Mary N Wright of the retired US Army were among those who expected the board, but were not on the ship during the attack.
FFC said in a statement, “Volunteers from more than 21 countries traveled to Malta for Gaza to ride in the mission, including the major figures.”
,We did not even think that it would happen. It is the most madness in the world. The ship was in an anchor there, waiting for us to come. Who will send a drone to plant a ship anchoring Malta? “It should be a warning for all European countries,” Wright said.
Thunberg said that she was part of the group that was about to climb on the boat and “continued to travel towards Gaza, one of many attempts to open a human corridor and to try to break his share to break the illegal siege of Israel on Gaza,” for two months, not a single bottle of water said “said” for two months.