Spanish morgues are straining to identify migrants

Tunisia dismantles encampments housing migrants stranded en route to Europe

EL AMRA, Tunisia (AP) -- Tunisian authorities this week dismantled dozens of makeshift camps housing African migrants as part of a sweeping operation to clear areas along the country's Mediterranean coastline and ease tensions with residents.

Spanish morgues are straining to identify migrants

For those who drown trying to reach Europe, the freezers are full

On Thursday, 3 April, the Tunisian government launched a large-scale dismantling operation targeting one of Tunisia's largest migrant makeshift camps, located at the heart of the El Amra and Jebeniana countryside in the Sfax region, which housed up to 20,000 people, mostly young men from sub-Saharan Africa. A large-scale operation According to the authorities, approximately 4,000 people were forced to leave the camp in the early days of the oper…