More than 30 feared dead as dinghy bound for Spain's Canary Islands sinks - migrant groups

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  • Wednesday, 21 Jun 2023

MADRID (Reuters) -More than 30 migrants were feared dead after a dinghy headed for Spain's Canary Islands sank on Wednesday, two migration-focused organizations said on Wednesday.

Walking Borders and Alarm Phone said the dinghy was originally carrying 59 people.

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