More Bodies Recovered from Italy Boat Wreck
- Author:
- Al Jazeera
- Publisher:
- Al Jazeera
- Publication Date:
- 8 October 2013
- Tags:
- Africa, Migration, Legal and Judicial Affairs, Refugees and Displacement, Human Rights
Rescue crews are still searching for bodies after a boat sank off Italy's southern coast last week. So far 232 have been recovered, all believed to be migrants from Africa. The number of refugees arriving on Lampedusa is growing each year and the island is struggling to cope. Al Jazeera's Claudio Lavanga reports.
Search for Bodies Called Off
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- UNHCR Shocked By Boat Tragedy Off Lampedusa
- UNHCR Shocked As Boat Tragedy Leaves Scores Dead Off Italian Coast
- Scores of Migrants Die in Boat Sinking
- Hundreds of African Migrants Dead or Missing in Mediterranean
- More Than 100 Migrants Die in Second Horrific Shipwreck
- Lampedusa - A Graveyard of Dreams
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- African Migrant Deaths Reminder of Exploitation
- VIDEO: Mediterranean Sea Described as 'Cemetery' for Refugees
- Italy Increasing Efforts to Try to Prevent Shipping Disasters
- Lampedusa Boat Tragedy a Crime Against Eritrea, Says Official
- UNHCR Chief Expresses Shock At New Mediterranean Boat Tragedy
- Italy, Malta Ask for Help With Migrants
- Govt Calls for EU Help to Tackle Illegal Immigrants
- UNHCR Warns of Further Boat Tragedy Risk On Mediterranean
- UN Chief Calls for Action on Boat Accidents
