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Home » Four dead, 51 missing after migrant ship sinks off Tunisian coast

Four dead, 51 missing after migrant ship sinks off Tunisian coast

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Dead bodies of 3 migrants found off Libyan coast
epa05343241 A body bag lies on the beach as rescue personnel work where bodies of migrants washed up, in Zuwarah, west of Tripoli, Libya, 02 June 2016. According to media reports citing Red Crescent officials, at least 85 bodies have washed up onto Libyan beaches this week. EPA/MOHAME BEN KHALIFA ATTENTION EDITORS: GRAPHIC CONTENT

At least four migrants died and 51 were missing after a migrant ship sank off Tunisia’s Kerkennah island, a judicial official told Reuters on Sunday, adding that all the migrants onboard were from sub-Saharan Africa.

The Tunisian coast guard recovered 901 bodies of drowned migrants off its coast from Jan. 1 to July 20 this year, the country’s interior minister said in July, marking an unprecedented number of victims off the country’s coasts.

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