Migrants arrive in Spain’s Canary Islands after being rescued at sea
Summary
More than 3,200 migrants were rescued in the first six days of November after crossing the Atlantic from West Africa toward Spain’s Canary Islands. The arrivals are putting pressure on reception and emergency services on the islands.Key Facts
- Authorities rescued more than 3,200 migrants during the first six days of November.
- The migrants crossed the Atlantic from West Africa.
- The Canary Islands are part of Spain.
- The Atlantic migration route is described in the article as one of the world’s deadliest.
- The arrivals are putting pressure on reception services.
- The arrivals are putting pressure on emergency services.
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