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At least 300 people who were traveling on three migrant boats from Senegal to Spain's Canary Islands have disappeared, migrant aid group Walking Borders said Sunday. Two boats, one carrying about 65 people and the other with between 50 and 60 on board, have been missing for 15 days since they left Senegal to try…

Three boats carrying more than 300 migrants from west africas senegal have gone missing off the spains canary islands migrant aid group walking borders has said the families of those on board have not heard from them since they left last month they have left because of the instability in senegal helena maleno of walking borders said

The Atlantic migration route is one of the deadliest in the world, with nearly 800 people dying or going missing in the first half of this year, according to Walking...

At least 559 people – including 22 children – died in 2022 in attempts to reach the Canary Islands, according to data from the United Nations’ International Organisation for Migration.

MADRID (Reuters) - A Spanish reconnaissance plane has found what could be a fishing vessel from Senegal with about 200 migrants on board that has been missing for nearly two weeks, the maritime rescue service said on Monday.

Three boats with at least 300 migrants on board have disappeared off Spains Canary islands, migrant aid group Walking Borders said on Sunday.

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. At least 300 people travelling from Senegal to Spain in three boats are missing, a Spanish aid group said Monday, raising concern about their fate along one of the deadliest sea routes for migrants. World News | At Least 300 People Travelling in Three Boats from Senegal to Spain Are Missing, Aid Group Says.

Many Senegalese families are worried about the disappearance of three boats with at least 300 migrants on their way to the Canary Islands. The boats left

A Spanish rescue ship was en route to the spotted vessel, the coastguard said. Three boats with dozens of migrants were missing after leaving Senegal for the Canary Islands over a week ago.

A boat with around 200 people on has been found more than 80 miles south of Gran Canaria, according the Spanish Maritime Rescue Service