17 Bangladeshi migrants drown off Tunisia in shipwreck — Red Crescent ...United Arab Emirates

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TUNIS: At least 17 Bengaladeshi migrants drowned in a shipwreck off Tunisia as they tried to cross the Mediterranean to Italy from Libya, while more than 380 were rescued by the coastguard, the Tunisian Red Crescent said on Wednesday. The ship had set off from Zuwara, on Libya’s northwest coast, carrying migrants from Syria, Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea, Mali and Bangladesh, the humanitarian organisation said. “17 Bengalis died and more than 380 other migrants rescued in a ship that set off from Libya’s Zuwara towards Europe,” Red Crescent official Mongi Slim said. In recent months, several people have drowned off the Tunisian coast, with an increase in the frequency of attempted crossings to Euro

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