376 Migrants Arrive In El Hierro In Three Small Boats - Spain

376 Migrants Arrive In El Hierro In Three Small Boats - Spain

Health services receive a patera, at the dock of La Restinga, on October 8, 2023, in El Hierro, Canary Islands (Spain). Today, October 8, a total of 376 immigrants have arrived on the island of El Hierro. Early this morning, a cayuco occupied by 56 people arrived, and two others with 205 and 111 people, respectively. From these last two boats, three women, one of them pregnant, a 14 year old minor and an adult male have been evacuated to health centers. Already 535 migrants have arrived today to the Canary Islands in six boats. Photo by Europa Press/ABACAPRESS.COM

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