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More than 80 People Die on Boat After Nearly a Month Adrift

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More than 80 people have died on a small boat that left Gambia for Canary Islands but spent 26 days adrift in Atlantic during the crossing.

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The IndependentThe Independent
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Baby among at least 80 found dead on boat off Canary Islands after 26 days at sea

Inscriptions on the boat’s hull suggest that it had travelled from Gambia

·London, United Kingdom
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ElNacional.catElNacional.cat
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More than 80 Dead, Including a Baby, in a Canoe Located After 26 Days Drifting Towards the Canary Islands

The boat left Gambia with 128 people and was rescued 120 km from Gran Canaria with only 45 survivors.

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yleyle
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More than 80 People Have Died on a Boat Trip to the Canary Islands, Spanish Media Report

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·Helsinki, Finland
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EL ESPAÑOLEL ESPAÑOL
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More than 80 Dead, Including a Baby, in a Cayuco Who Left the Gambia for the Canary Islands After Spending 26 Days at Sea

The boat was located by a plane from Salvamento Marítimo this Wednesday afternoon 120 kilometers from Gran Canaria.

·Spain
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Metro NewsMetro News
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More than 80 people die on boat after nearly a month adrift

More than 80 people have died on a small boat that left Gambia for Canary Islands but spent 26 days adrift in Atlantic during the crossing.

·London, United Kingdom
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El ConfidencialEl Confidencial
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More than 80 People Died Who Had Been on Board a Cayuco for 26 Days Trying to Reach the Canary Islands

They locate 120 km from Gran Canaria a drifting cayuco after 26 days of travel from Gambia: only 45 people alive and five bodies, according to Salvamento and Red Cross

·Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain
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EFE broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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