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At least 60 migrants, including Pakistanis and Egyptians, feared dead after Libya shipwrecks

  • First ship went down on June 12 near port in Tripoli, with 21 people reported missing and only five survivors found
  • Second wreck took place about 35km off the port city of Tobruk, with sole survivor reporting 39 people lost at sea
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From Pakistan to Spain via Canaries, smugglers using more dangerous migration routes

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Pakistan PM vows crackdown on human smugglers after four citizens die in Libya boat tragedy

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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Pakistan’s deputy PM orders timely assistance for victims of Morocco boat tragedy

By Muhammad Ibrahim ·
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Nigeria confirms that at least 27 people died and more than 100 are missing after boat capsized

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At least 78 people died when a boat with 278 passengers capsized in eastern Congo, official says

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11 Rohingya found dead after Indonesia boat capsize: officials

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