Migrant Sea Crossings To Europe Decline
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GENEVA, Sept 17 - The U.N. migration agency said on Thursday that arrivals of migrants and refugees to Europe by sea have fallen over a third so far this year while journeys have become more deadly.
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The U.N. migration agency reported on September 17 that sea arrivals of migrants and refugees to Europe have decreased by about 39% compared to last year, with approximately 60,000 people crossing this year versus 98,000 last year. However, the number of deaths during these crossings has increased from 1,999 to at least 2,292. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) highlighted growing pressure on…
Europe migrant sea crossings fall, but become more deadly, IOM says →The U.N. migration agency reported that despite a significant decrease in migrants reaching Europe by sea—down nearly 40% from the previous year—there has been an increase in fatalities, with nearly 2,300 deaths or missing persons compared to around 2,000 in the same period last year.
Fewer migrants are reaching Europe by sea but more people are dying, IOM warns →The International Organization for Migration reports that migrant crossings to Europe via sea have decreased by 39 percent since January, with around 60,000 migrants reaching Europe compared to approximately 98,000 in the same period last year. Despite this reduction, deaths and disappearances increased to at least 2,292 people from 1,999 over the previous year, highlighting the continued dangers of these journeys…
Migrant crossings to Europe by sea drop sharply amid heightened risks: IOM →Analysis
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GENEVA, Sept 17 - The U.N. migration agency said on Thursday that arrivals of migrants and refugees to Europe by sea have fallen over a third so far this year while journeys have become more deadly.
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18 Sep Migrant crossings to Europe by sea drop sharply amid heightened risks: IOMThe International Organization for Migration reports that migrant crossings to Europe via sea have decreased by 39 percent since January, with around 60,000 migrants reaching Europe compared to approximately 98,000 in the same period last year. Despite this reduction, deaths and disappearances increased to at least 2,292 people from 1,999 over the previous year, highlighting the continued dangers of these journeys…Al Jazeera
17 Sep Fewer migrants are reaching Europe by sea but more people are dying, IOM warnsThe U.N. migration agency reported that despite a significant decrease in migrants reaching Europe by sea—down nearly 40% from the previous year—there has been an increase in fatalities, with nearly 2,300 deaths or missing persons compared to around 2,000 in the same period last year.Toronto Star17 Sep Europe migrant sea crossings fall, but become more deadly, IOM saysThe U.N. migration agency reported on September 17 that sea arrivals of migrants and refugees to Europe have decreased by about 39% compared to last year, with approximately 60,000 people crossing this year versus 98,000 last year. However, the number of deaths during these crossings has increased from 1,999 to at least 2,292. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) highlighted growing pressure on…The Straits Times
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