Some resorted to jumping overboard while one drowning father tried to fling his baby to safety. Staff from Proactiva Open Arms NGO pulled the living onboard their own boats but for some, it was too late.They were among the 4,650 migrant saved in more than 30 rescue missions off the Libyan coast yesterday.This brings the total rescued in the last 48 hours to more than 10,000 refugees, and the death toll to 50 as people smugglers take advantage of relatively calm weather to push boats to sea.
The coast guard said the migrants on Tuesday were rescued from 33 boats, including 27 rubber dinghies.
See how people are suffering because of our failed government! These photos are just sad to look at...
ReplyDeleteEnter your comment...these ain't Nigerian I guess...so sad
ReplyDeleteAll these are unnecessary adventures. You can survive anywhere you are. Just find something unique and meaningful and engage upon. At worst come join the
ReplyDeletepolice force. We are your friends
This is terrible
ReplyDeleteThis is terrible
ReplyDeleteIt baffles me to see parents taking their little kids and embarking on sucha dangerous journey knowing fully well they might no survive it.
ReplyDeleteVery sad pictures... na African presidents cause am
ReplyDeleteIs that a baby @ d first pic ? Chai..😢😢😢😢
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