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Algerian boat tragedy in Mediterranean
Reports indicate that an Algerian boat departed from the shores of Cherchell on August 30th on a migration journey, which ended in tragedy after it was found with 23 people still alive onboard, while 3 others had died—one of whom was a 6-month-old infant who was thrown into the sea during the voyage. The lives of an unidentified woman and a man with diabetes were lost, while a family consisting of a mother, father, and their young daughter survived. The survivors endured severe exhaustion during the journey due to the sun and harsh conditions. This tragedy highlights the dangers of long sea voyages and illegal migration from the Algerian coasts toward Spain, amid shortages of water, food, and medical care.
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