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A report released on Thursday by a Hispanic movement rights organization revealed that over ten thousand workers died this year trying to reach Spain by water. On average, that means 30 migrants died every day this year attempting to reach the country by boat, Caminando Fronteras ( Walking Borders ) said. General deaths rose 58 per cent compared to last year, the statement added. In 2024, tens of thousands of migrants departed from West Africa for the Canary Islands, a Spanish archipel close to the American coastline that has grown extremely popular as a gateway to continental Europe. Caminando Fronteras said most of the 10, 457 incidents recorded up until Dec. 15. took place along that passing, the so-called Atlantic way — considered one of the world’s most dangerous. 1: 44
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The business gathers its data from workers ‘ households and official statistics of those who have been saved. It included 1, 538 kids and 421 girls among the deceased. April and May were the deadliest months, the statement said. Caminando Fronteras even noted a” strong boost” in 2024 in vessels leaving from Mauritania, which it said became the major departure point on the route to the Canary Islands. Spain pledged 210 million euros ( roughly US$ 218 million ) in support to Mauritania in February to aid in preventing ships from taking off and cracking down on animal pirates. Spain’s interior ministry says more than 57, 700 workers reached Spain by catamaran until Dec. 15 this time, a about 12 per cent increase from the same time last year. The majority of them came via the Atlantic way. &, version 2024 The Canadian Press
