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Migrant boat sinks off Libya killing 55 passengers

May 10, 2023
Migrant boat sinks off Libya killing 55 passengers
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At least 55 migrants have been killed when their Europe-bound dinghy sank off the coast of Libya, the UN’s migration agency says.

The boat – carrying 60 people – had set sail from a town to the east of the capital, Tripoli, before it capsized.

Five migrants survived – including a Syrian child – and were taken back to shore.

The Libyan coastguard have been working to retrieve bodies.

Libya is a common departure point for migrants attempting the perilous Mediterranean crossing to Europe. Hundreds have died so far this year.

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