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ITALY: Migrants killed on Sicilian tourist beach

30 September 2013

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"The bodies of 13 migrants were washed ashore after the crew of their overloaded boat forced some of its 200 passengers to disembark in the surf....Some 60 migrants attempted to escape from the scene on foot, but in his panic one was hit by a passing car which did not stop, and is now in hospital in a serious condition."

See the full article, including horrific pictures: Migrants killed on Sicilian tourist beach (euronews, link), includes horrific picture

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