Deadly shipwreck: How it happened, and unanswered questions

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At least 70 people died in last week’s shipwreck on Italy’s Calabrian coast. The tragedy highlighted a lesser-known migration route from Turkey to Italy for which smugglers charge around 8,000 euros per person.

Published 3 months ago · Rome, Italy

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Times of India

Deadly shipwreck: How it happened, and unanswered questions

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CTV News

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Deadly shipwreck: How it happened, and unanswered questions

At least 70 people died in last week's shipwreck on Italy's Calabrian coast. The tragedy highlighted a lesser-known migration route from Turkey to Italy for which smugglers charge around 8,000

3 months ago·United States

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