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Not less than 19 migrants die as boat sinks off Tunisia

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Not less than 19 migrants from sub-Saharan Africa died when their boat sank off the coast of Tunisia as they tried to cross the Mediterranean to Italy, a human rights group mentioned on Sunday.

Up to now 4 days, 5 migrant boats have sunk off the southern metropolis of Sfax, leaving 67 lacking and 9 useless, after a big improve in boats heading in direction of Italy.

The Tunisian coast guard rescued 5 folks from the boat off the coast of Mahdia after a journey that began from Sfax seashores, Romadan ben Omar, an official on the Discussion board for Social and Financial Rights (FTDES), mentioned.

Tunisian authorities weren’t instantly obtainable for remark.

The coast guard mentioned it had stopped about 80 boats heading for Italy up to now 4 days and detained greater than 3,000 migrants, principally from sub-Saharan African international locations.

The coast close to Sfax has grow to be a serious departure level for folks fleeing poverty and battle in Africa and the Center East within the hope of a greater life in Europe.

The most recent catastrophe comes within the midst of a marketing campaign of arrests by the Tunisian authorities of undocumented sub-Saharan Africans.

Based on UN knowledge, no less than 12,000 migrants who reached Italy this 12 months set sail from Tunisia, in contrast with 1,300 in the identical interval of 2022. Beforehand, Libya was the principle departure level for migrants.

Based on FTDES statistics, Tunisia’s coast guard prevented greater than 14,000 migrants setting off in boats through the first three months of this 12 months, in contrast with 2,900 throughout the identical interval final 12 months.

The Italian coast guard mentioned on Thursday it had rescued about 750 migrants in two operations off the southern Italian coast.

Europe dangers seeing an enormous wave of migrants arriving on its shores from North Africa if monetary stability in Tunisia will not be safeguarded, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni mentioned on Friday. Meloni known as on the IMF and a few international locations to assist Tunisia rapidly to keep away from its collapse.

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