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Canary Islands: 72 rescued, at least 28 missing - Vimarsana News

Canary Islands: 72 rescued, at least 28 missing

Over the last two days, Spanish marine rescue services reported that they rescued 72 migrants from two separate boats. At least 28 are thought to still be missing from another boat found about 120 kilometers south of Gran Canaria.

Libya: At least four people die in latest shipwreck - Vimarsana News

Libya: At least four people die in latest shipwreck

A shipwreck off Libya on Monday has left at least 14 people missing, four people dead, and just two people rescued. Nearly 500 migrants and refugees have died attempting to cross the Central Mediterranean so far this year.

Thousands of unaccompanied migrant children missing in Austria - Vimarsana News

Thousands of unaccompanied migrant children missing in Austria

The Austrian government has released figures showing that nearly 4,500 unaccompanied children who applied for asylum in Austria last year have disappeared. There are fears that many are at risk from human traffickers.

19 presumed dead after migrant boat capsizes off eastern Libya - Vimarsana News

19 presumed dead after migrant boat capsizes off eastern Libya

Libya's coast guard has said that at least 19 people are missing and are presumed dead after their boat capsized in the Mediterranean Sea off the east coast of Libya over the weekend. The vessel reportedly carried around two dozen mostly Egyptian migrants.

Spain's Canary Islands draw more migrants despite dangers - Vimarsana News

Spain's Canary Islands draw more migrants despite dangers

A lack of prospects exacerbated by the pandemic has been leading tens of thousands of Africans to make the dangerous crossing to Spain's Canary Islands. It remains unclear how many have died in the attempt.