Five Libyan illegal migrants missing at sea, 13 others rescued to Lampedusa

By Sami Zaptia.

Five Libyans lost at sea illegally crossing the Mediterranean, another 13 were rescued to Lampedusa port (Photo: Mediterraneocronaca.it).

London, 23 October 2020:

Two Libyan men, two women and a child are missing at sea after failing to illegally cross the Mediterranean, Mediterraneocronaca.it reported yesterday.

The publication said 14 (10 men, 2 women and two children) were rescued by a fishing boat from a sinking, dilapidated fibreglass boat and brought into Lampedusa port. Thirteen were Libyan and one was Moroccan.

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