More than 50 people rescued from Channel, says French coastguard
Briefly

The tragic incidents highlight the perilous nature of attempting to cross the Channel, as over 50 people were rescued and several bodies recovered from the sea, yet the journey continues to claim lives.
French authorities reported that 51 people were rescued after their boat experienced engine failure, while investigations are ongoing regarding the four bodies found, believed to be linked to migrant crossings.
Despite the increase in crossings this year, with over 31,500 arrivals recorded, the shadow home secretary criticized the government’s responses, underscoring the ongoing crisis regarding migrations across the Channel.
The apparent rise in fatalities, with fifty confirmed dead so far in 2024 due to Channel crossings, casts a shadow over the persistent political debates surrounding immigration policies and border management.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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