Chad to Libya migrant journey

Nineteen undocumented migrants, mostly Sudanese and Chadians, endured a tragic ordeal in the southern Libyan desert after they set out from Chad along dangerous desert routes. The incident resulted in the deaths of six individuals due to thirst and hunger. Security forces discovered the victims' corpses, while 49 women and three men, including some Sudanese nationals, survived. Migrant smuggling operations lacking safety measures have been condemned, and thousands of migrants have been repatriated to their home countries as part of government campaigns.

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