Seven people died after the decay of a migrant boat near the Canary Islands, they reveal emergency groups

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Four women and three girls passed away on Wednesday and a small boat carrying the diaspora returned to Porto on the Canary Islands, emergency services in Spain said.

The Spanish Maritime Rescue Service, about 9.6 kilometers from the coast, returned to the Echo on the Island of El Herro, when the rescued children began to remove the children.

Local media reports that a small boat is taking more than 100 people.

Spanish rescuers and members of the Red Cross engaged in a rescue operation, removing many from the water.

The Spanish Island meeting, located on the western coast of Africa, is one of the major paths for the diaspora trying to reach Europe.

But this is one of the most dangerous in the world, and Spain’s immigrant rights, Kamanto Fironoras (walking borders), said that more than 10,000 people died when they tried to reach the island last year.

But the number of registrants was very lucky, and the Canary Island officials said in 2024 that more than 43,000 people came to the island.

Many EU member states have begun to renew their migration policies at the time of the European Council’s agenda.

In a letter to EU member states, European Commission Chairman Ursula Van Ter Lainin proposed to expedite the return of open detention centers in asylum applicants and third countries, following the controversial controversial controversial agreement with Italian Prime Minister Georgia Mulagam with Albania.

However, the Spanish government announced last year that it will open an emergency host center at the Chiudad Real Airport to deal with the demands of people who are under irregularities.

In March, Madrid accepted a move to reproduce thousands of minor migrants, and now has taken refuge in the Canary Islands and other parts of Spain.

This reform ended the political impediment of several months between Spain and the central government, and the hosting centers of crowded immigrants, especially in the Canary Islands, were aimed at eliminating pressure on the canary islands.

For months, the local managers of Canaris complained about the shortage of resources to welcome thousands of children and masters.

The Canary Islands offer more than 5,000 children throughout the island.