Dozens missing after migrant boat sinks off Canary Islands, nine dead
EL HIERRO, Spain, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Rescue crews on Sunday renewed the search for about 48 migrants missing since their boat capsized near the Spanish island of El Hierro in what threatens to be the deadliest such incident in 30 years of crossings from Africa to the Canary Islands.
Over 50 Refugees Believed to Be Dead in Canary Islands Shipwreck
Spanish authorities say 48 people are missing after a boat carrying refugees from Mali, Mauritania and Senegal capsized near the Canary Islands. Nine deaths, including a child, have been confirmed. Another 27 people have been rescued.
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