"The four who died were attempting to board a taxi-boat. They were already quite far into the sea. The currents, which can be dangerous here, swept them away."
"Craig Turner, NCA Deputy Director, said they were determined to do all we can to identify and bring to justice those responsible for these four tragic deaths."
A 27-year-old Sudanese man was arrested on suspicion of endangering life after four migrants died while trying to cross the Channel. The incident occurred when two men and two women attempted to board a water taxi off the coast of France. Following the tragedy, 38 individuals were returned to France, while 74 migrants successfully reached the UK. French authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the launch and the deaths, with the National Crime Agency committed to identifying those responsible.
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