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An aid group says the three missing boats had departed from Senegal in late June.

A Spanish rescue ship sped to the vessel after it was spotted from the air. Three boats with as many as 300 migrants went missing after leaving Senegal for the Canary Islands two weeks ago.

A rescue ship is on its way to the area where the missing vessel is believed to have been seen amid continuing fears for the safety of hundreds of migrants.

Two other vessels carrying dozens of people who travelled from Senegal remain missing, aid group says.

Two similar boats carrying dozens more people are also said to be missing.

A Spanish aid group reported 300 people traveling from Senegal to Spain in three boats have gone missing, raising concerns about their safety on one of the deadliest migration routes.

Most of the people in three boats that set off from Senegal remain unaccounted for

Spanish authorities say they have rescued 86 people from a boat near the Canary Islands that appeared to be from Senegal. The rescue Monday came after an aid group reported

London: At least 300 people travelling in three boats from Senegal to Spain are missing, a Spanish aid group said Monday. Two boats departed from Mbour city on June 23 carrying about 100 people and a third left the southern town of Kafountine four days later with approximately 200 people, said Helena Maleno Garzon, coordinator for Walking Borders (Caminando Fronteras). “The most

Three vessels carrying a total of at least 300 people from Senegal have all disappeared, according to aid organization Walking Borders Spa