Transfer of migrants from El Hierro to other islands due to the collapse of reception sites

Transfer of migrants from El Hierro to other islands due to the collapse of reception sites

Dozens of migrants queue to enter a boat, at the dock of La Restinga, on October 22, 2023, in El Hierro, Canary Islands (Spain). Several hundred migrants have been transferred early this morning from El Hierro to other islands of the archipelago due to the collapse of the reception places on the island of El Hierro. Yesterday, October 21, the most numerous cayuco arrived on the island since the 'Canary route of the pateras' was opened in 1994 with 320 people. Photo by Europa Press 10/22/2023

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