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EU: 267 migrants rescued from 29 boats in Strait of Gibralta

11 August 2014

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"The Spanish coastguard rescued 299 people from 31 small boats in the Strait of Gibraltar on Monday. All the men, women and children onboard were found to be in apparent good health and taken to Tarifa, in Cádiz province, to be treated."

See the article: 267 migrants rescued from 29 boats in Strait of Gibraltar (El Pais, link)

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