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In September, bodies were spotted off the Syrian coastal town Tartus - victims of the latest in a string of deadly shipwrecks. Many were Palestinian refugees, desperate to escape a country where some see themselves as already dead.
Nahr al-Bared, Lebanon – The road leading up to Mohamed Fares's house follows the shore of the turquoise blue Mediterranean Sea, the same waters where
At least 14 of those rescued are recovering in hospitals in Syria.
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees described the shipwreck as a ''heart-wrenching tragedy.''Seventeen bodies were recovered Saturday after a boat carrying migrants from Lebanon sank...
Seventeen bodies were recovered Saturday after a boat carrying migrants from Lebanon sank off Syria's coast, raising the overall toll to 94, Syrian state television said, in one of the eastern Mediterranean's deadliest such episodes.The toll has repeatedly ratcheted higher since the first bodies were found on Thursday. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), Filippo Grandi, described the shipwreck as a "heart-wrenching tragedy" and the search for those still missing continued beyond nightfall.