Close Menu
Libya Update NewsLibya Update News
  • Home
  • National
  • Region & World
    • The Maghreb
    • Middle East
  • Business
    • Oil & Gas
    • Economy
    • Analysis
  • Opinion
  • Editors’ Picks
  • Health & Lifestyle
  • Sports
Facebook X (Twitter) RSS
Trending
  • Sirte University’s Digital Maturity Committee Reviews Reports on the Digital Transformation Project for Universities
  • Ministerial delegation inspects conditions and needs of southern region municipalities
  • 100 Million Dinars Allocated to Address Bottlenecks in Southern Municipalities
  • House of Representatives proceeds with implementing August 30 agreement as deadline for its approval nears without High Council of State vote
  • Wadi Utba Municipal Crisis Committee Discusses Mechanisms for Addressing Rainfall and Flood Aftermath
  • Benghazi College of Medical Technology Celebrates World Pharmacists Day
  • Ministry of Health forms committee to prepare national guideline regulating medical practice in Libya
  • Illegal Immigration Agency Deports 62 Sudanese Migrants from Greater Benghazi
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
Facebook X (Twitter) RSS
Libya Update NewsLibya Update News
Subscribe
Wednesday, 30 September 2026
  • Home
  • National
  • Region & World
    • The Maghreb
    • Middle East
  • Business
    • Oil & Gas
    • Economy
    • Analysis
  • Opinion
  • Editors’ Picks
  • Health & Lifestyle
  • Sports
Libya Update NewsLibya Update News
Home » IOM: More than 1,600 migrants rescued off Libyan coast in past week

IOM: More than 1,600 migrants rescued off Libyan coast in past week

Tuesday, June 22, 2021 Uncategorized 1 Min Read
IOM: More than 1,600 migrants rescued off Libyan coast in past week
Migrants are seen as they are rescued by Libyan coast guards in the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Libya, January 15, 2018. Picture taken January 15, 2018. REUTERS/Hani Amara - RC18027683D0

TRIPOLI – Nearly 1,600 illegal migrants were rescued off the Libyan coast and returned to Libya, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said Monday.

“In the period of 13-19 June, 1,594 migrants were rescued/intercepted at sea and returned to Libya,” the organization said.

In 2021, 14,388 illegal migrants, including women and children, have been rescued, while 194 died and 492 went missing off the Libyan coast on the Central Mediterranean route, according to the organization.

Immigration International Organization for Migration Libya Libya News Libya Update Migrants Migration
Follow on Google News Follow on Facebook Follow on X (Twitter)
Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Email Reddit Telegram WhatsApp Copy Link
Previous Article4 French executives charged with spying on anti-Gaddafi figures in Libya
Next Article Libya’s Presidential Council condemns Italy’s call to host reconciliation forum

Keep Reading

The Rise of the Young General and Geopolitical Shifts: New Milestones in Migration and Libyan Border Security

Over 800 Migrants Intercepted and Returned to Libya in One Week

IOM Facilitates Voluntary Return of 165 Migrants from Libya to Burkina Faso

U.S. Diplomat Meets with Libyan Oil Chief, Pledges Support to Boost Energy Production

Over 1,000 Migrants Intercepted and Returned to Libya in One Week, IOM Reports

Libya’s NOC Presents Strategic Vision for Energy Sector at Libya France Forum in Paris

Follow us on Twitter

The Libya Update Verified account Follow

Stay ahead of the curve with The #Libya Update - your go-to source for news and insights on Libyan politics, business, culture, and more. #LibyaNews

TheLibyaUpdate
thelibyaupdate

The Libya Update

Verified account @thelibyaupdate ·
13h

Ministerial delegation inspects conditions and needs of southern region municipalities

Reply on Twitter 2105135502617628999 Retweet on Twitter 2105135502617628999 Like on Twitter 2105135502617628999 Twitter 2105135502617628999
thelibyaupdate

The Libya Update

Verified account @thelibyaupdate ·
21h

Strategic affairs researcher Mohammed Imteirid: The UN mission will head to the Security Council to officially endorse the (4+4) agreement in mid-October.

The #Libya Update

Reply on Twitter 2105014743463297530 Retweet on Twitter 2105014743463297530 Like on Twitter 2105014743463297530 Twitter 2105014743463297530
thelibyaupdate

The Libya Update

Verified account @thelibyaupdate ·
23h

100 Million Dinars Allocated to Address Bottlenecks in Southern Municipalities

Reply on Twitter 2104983615239024651 Retweet on Twitter 2104983615239024651 Like on Twitter 2104983615239024651 Twitter 2104983615239024651
libya update
Facebook X (Twitter) RSS

News

  • National News
  • The Maghreb News
  • Middle East News
  • Business News
  • Sports News

Company

  • Information
  • Ethics Policy
  • Corrections Policy
  • Fact-Checking Policy
  • GDPR Policy

Categories

  • Editors’ Picks
  • Opinion
  • Health & Lifestyle
  • Videos
  • Infographics

Subscribe to Updates

    © 2026 All copyrights reserved. The Libya Update.
    • About Us
    • Privacy Policy
    • Advertising

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.