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Over 30 sea migrants stranded on oil rig off Tunisia, charity says

  • A reconnaissance plane operated by Sea-Watch found over 30 migrants stranded on the Miskar oil platform off Tunisia, with an empty rubber dinghy nearby.
  • Alarm Phone stated that one person has died and others are sick among the stranded migrants, who had originally fled from Libya.
  • The Sea-Watch charity confirmed that the migrants, including two children, have been stranded for three days and are in urgent need of help.
  • The charity urged European authorities to act quickly to rescue the stranded migrants, as their situation is critical.
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La StampaLa Stampa

Tunisia, 35 migrants stuck on an oil platform in the cold and without food: there are children

Stuck for three days on the Miskar oil rig, in the cold and without food. It is the destiny of thirty-five migrants, including four women and...

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The Star Kuala LumpurThe Star Kuala Lumpur

Over 30 sea migrants stranded on oil rig off Tunisia, charity says

ROME - More than 30 migrants including two children have been stranded for three days on an oil rig off Tunisia and are in dire need of help, the Sea-Watch charity said on Monday. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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More than 30 migrants arrested three days ago on an oil platform in the Mediterranean

Non-governmental organization Sea-Watch warns of the risk of forced return to Libya or Tunisia and calls for the intervention of European authorities. One person will have died.

·Portugal
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The Star Kuala Lumpur broke the news in Malaysia on Monday, March 3, 2025.
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