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Yet more migrants drown

byNigel Ash
October 4, 2014
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By Libya Herald reporters.

As many as 90 more migrants may have drowned when another almost certainly  unseaworthy and overcrowded boat capsized, . . .[restrict]only about three miles from the Libyan coast, off Garabulli.

Coastguards reported that they had rescued around 80 mostly sub-Saharans  Survivors  told them that many of their fellow passengers had drowned. One man said he thought that there had originally been about 180 people aboard when the craft set off. [/restrict]

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