The Marine Accident Investigation Branch disclosed a series of blunders in a report into the disaster on November 24, 2021 which left 27 victims including a seven-year-old girl dead.
Mohammed Shekha, 21 (right), had been travelling to the UK to find a job to pay for younger sister Fatima s (left) medical bills, which doctors told them would cost thousands of pounds.
The Kurdish family, who lived in a squalid camp in Dunkirk before attempting the crossing, are thought to be among at least 27 migrants who died when their dinghy capsized in freezing waters.