"Do you travel with a family member?" The question is part of the routine of Red Cross teams that attend to migrants when they step on land. Name, age, nationality and little more. If new arrivals travel relatives, volunteers try to identify them to keep them together. This Thursday, however, at Arguineguín pier, that seemingly routine question began to draw the magnitude of the tragedy. "I'm missing one person," answered one. "I'm missing four,…
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"Do you travel with a family member?" The question is part of the routine of Red Cross teams that attend to migrants when they step on land. Name, age, nationality and little more. If new arrivals travel relatives, volunteers try to identify them to keep them together. This Thursday, however, at Arguineguín pier, that seemingly routine question began to draw the magnitude of the tragedy. "I'm missing one person," answered one. "I'm missing four,…