Canary Islands, 300 migrants per day

Canary Islands adds close to 300 migrants in the last 24 hoursin a constant dripping of cayucos to the coasts of the islands. Between Monday and early Tuesday morning, four canoes have been rescued in El Hierro and Tenerife with at least 15 minors.

On Monday it opened on the Canary Route with a boat that arrived in Tenerife around 3:13 a.m. accompanied by the Alpheratz sea rescuer with 42 people of sub-Saharan origin, among whom there were three minors.

In the morning, a cayuco located south of El Hierro arrived with 76 people on board, including two minors, who were joined by the 110 occupants rescued around 10 p.m., with a dozen minors on board.

Already around 10 p.m., the fourth cayuco of the day was located, assisted by the sea guard Talía after being sighted by a sailboat about 90 kilometers from the coast, with 71 people on board, according to the initial count.