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At least 40 migrants drown in shipwreck off Tunisia

defenceWeb Written by Reuters - Migrants. At least 40 migrants drowned in a shipwreck off Tunisia as they tried to cross the Mediterranean to Italy, United Nations and Tunisian officials said on Friday. The Tunisian costguard had so far recovered 21 bodies, all African migrants, and rescued three people, Tunisian officials said. The dead included at least one child. “The boat sank during a trip that started late on Thursday from Sfax… So far, the coastguard has recovered 21 bodies and the search is still continuing,” Mouard Mechri, director of Tunisia’s civil protection service, told Reuters. The coastline near the port city of Sfax has become a major departure point for people fleeing conflict and poverty in Africa and the Middle East and seeking a better life in Europe.

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21 migrants drown off Tunisia s coast

At least 21 Italy-bound migrants, including a baby, died Friday after their boat sank off the coast of Tunisia in the Mediterranean Sea. “The boat sank during a trip that started late on Thursday from Sfax,” Mouard Mechri, director of Tunisia’s civil protection service, told Reuters on Friday. He said the coast guard had recovered 21 bodies and the search was continuing. The boat set sail from the port city of Sfax with 41 people on board. The Tunisian National Guard told The Associated Press that the coast guard and civil protection divers had rescued just three survivors and were searching for more.

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Med: Massive Loss of Life while Impunity for the Left-to-Die Boat Incident Continues Ten Years on Amid Ongoing Horrors in Libya - Tunisia

Med: Massive Loss of Life while Impunity for the Left-to-Die Boat Incident Continues Ten Years on Amid Ongoing Horrors in Libya - Tunisia
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Au moins 40 migrants tués dans un naufrage au large de la Tunisie

Au moins 40 migrants tués dans un naufrage au large de la Tunisie
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At least 21 African migrants die as boat sinks off Tunisia

By Reuters Staff 1 Min Read TUNIS (Reuters) -At least 21 migrants from Africa died when their boat sank off Tunisia as they tried to cross the Mediterranean to the Italian island of Lampedusa, a Tunisian official said on Friday. “The boat sank during a trip that started late on Thursday from (the town of) Sfax. So far, the coastguard has recovered 21 bodies and the search is still continuing,” Mouard Mechri, director of Tunisia’s civil protection service, told Reuters. Last month 39 migrants died off the coast of Sfax, a Tunisian port city, in a similar accident. The coastline near Sfax has become a major departure point for people fleeing conflict and poverty in Africa and the Middle East and seeking a better life in Europe.

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