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Migrants' boat capsizes off the coast of Libya
Tripoli — At least 51 migrants are reported to have died or gone missing after their boat capsized off the coast of Libya while attempting to illegally reach Europe. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has confirmed that this tragic incident occurred near the coastal city of Sabratha, known for the routes used by human smuggling groups.

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Tripoli — At least 51 migrants are reported to have died or gone missing after their boat capsized off the coast of Libya while attempting to illegally reach Europe.
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has confirmed that this tragic incident occurred near the coastal city of Sabratha, known for the routes used by human smuggling groups.
The boat, carrying more than 60 migrants, reportedly encountered technical difficulties and strong waves, causing it to capsize. The Libyan coast guard and rescue teams managed to save only a few survivors from this disaster.
IOM and other aid agencies have previously warned about the increasing dangers of the Mediterranean Sea route, which has been identified as one of the deadliest routes in the world for those seeking a better life than that in their home countries.
Libya remains a major departure point for migrants from African and Middle Eastern countries seeking to reach the shores of Italy and other parts of Europe, with these journeys often taking place on dilapidated boats designed to carry far fewer people than they are loaded with.
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