Civil Guard and Civil Protection have found the bodies of seven migrants who were aboard two pateras that have arrived at the Almeria coasts throughout the morning. One of the bodies, in Níjar, while the other six were scattered in different parts of the municipality of Carboneras, confirms knowledgeable sources of rescue and recovery operations. In the two vessels they were also more passengers, 37 and 26, respectively, that have been treated when they have reached the coast. All deceased were male, according to the first information.
The notices warning of the happened after 0.30 of September 3. At that time a patera arrived at the beach of the dead with 26 people on board, all men, according to the sources consulted, who came to land by their own foot, where they were treated by the Civil Guard. On board that patera were migrants whose bodies were sighted since early in the morning. Two of them on the same beach of the dead and the rest in the surroundings of the port of Carboneras. The bodies have appeared until 13.30
At three in the morning the body of another migrant was on the beach of Fabriquil. The boat in which it was going, had reached the coast about two hours before. Cross Red has confirmed that during the last night he has served 37 people, including two women and three children, who are the ones who believe they could have traveled in that boat.
Hours before the death of the seven migrants transcended, the subdelegate of the Government in Almería, José María Marín, said that this year there had been no more arrivals in patera than last year. Since last August 22, Cruz Red has served almost 400 people before the almost 400 people who have been treated since August 22 by the Red Cross.
