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Death toll from capsized migrant boat off Mauritania climbs to 69

A 'cayuco' boat from Mauritania with 78 migrants onboard arrives after being rescued at sea by the Spanish Salvamento Maritimo (Sea Search and Rescue agency) Salvamar Acrux vessel, at La Restinga port on the Canary island of El Hierro, on November 23, 2024. Spain is on the front line of the continent's migration crisis, with tens of thousands of irregular arrivals landing in the Canary Islands archipelago off northwestern Africa. (Photo by Antonio SEMPERE / AFP)

Death toll from capsized migrant boat off Mauritania climbs to 69: coast guard

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August 29, 2025
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The death toll from a capsized boat carrying migrants earlier this week off the coast of Mauritania has climbed to 69, an official told AFP on Friday.

“The number of bodies recovered has reached 69”, a senior coast guard official said, up from the previous 49 reported earlier in the day. Migrants said there had been about 160 people on board the boat when it capsized Tuesday, including Senegalese and Gambian nationals.

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