US Edition7 women and girls die when boat carrying migrants capsizes while arriving to Spain’s Canary Islands
- A small migrant boat carrying over 100 people capsized near the port of El Hierro in Spain's Canary Islands on Wednesday, causing multiple deaths.
- The boat, mainly carrying Somali nationals fleeing insecurity and hardship, was unfit for the journey and tipped over as passengers rushed to one side.
- Rescuers, including the Red Cross and local dive clubs, pulled survivors from the water near La Restinga harbour while a medical helicopter assisted the efforts.
- Red Cross spokesman Alexis Ramos indicated that the boat may have carried over 100 individuals, though the exact number of those still unaccounted for remains unknown.
- Authorities and humanitarian organizations continue to highlight the risks associated with unauthorized migration and urge the creation of more legal avenues and increased support for Somali youth to prevent such tragedies.
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Construction personnel are facing fines for alleged illegal dumping in the Canary Islands, according to Canarian Weekly. Over 5 tons of construction debris were dropped off at a ravine close to the city of Telde, with 80 sacks dumped the first day and 60 the next. Police responded to initial reports by setting up surveillance, which helped them apprehend the perpetrators when they came back to dump 30 more sacks. Once found, the builders were f…
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