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Hundreds of migrants assisted to safe ports
From the early morning of Nov 5 until 7 p.m., assistance has been coordinated from the CCS of Salvamento Marítimo in Tenerife and Las Palmas for several makeshift vessels. In El Hierro, the 'Salvamar Navia' and 'Salvamar Diphda' have located three cayucos with 99, 194, and 207 people on board, which were all escorted to La Restinga. Off Arguineguín, Gran Canaria, 73 and 39 people aboard two precarious boats have been sssisted to port by the 'Guardamar Urania' and 'Salvamar Macondo'. In La Gomera, the 'Salvamar Mízar' has assisted a cayuco with 80 people. In Lanzarote, the 'Salvamar Al Nair' assisted a boat with 51 people to port.
Hundreds of migrants assisted to port, seven deceased
On Nov 2, the 'Guardamar Urania' rescued 132 people from a patera. In addition, there were two lifeless bodies on board, and according to information from the rescued, another five lifeless bodies were thrown into the sea during the journey. The rescued were disembarked in Arrecife. The 'Salvamar Al Nair' rescued 35 people from a first patera and another 36 from a second. They werw disembarked in Arrecife. The 'Salvamar Acrux' assisted a patera with 59 people. The occupants were disembarked in Arrecife. The 'Salvamar Navia' escorted two cayucos to the port of La Restinga at different times. From the first, 90 people disembarked, and from the second, 19. The 'Salvamar Diphda' escorted another cayuco to the same port, from which 30 people disembarked. The rescue operations were coordinated by the controllers in the centers of Salvamento Marítimo in LasPalmas and Tenerife.
41 migrants assisted to Arrecife
The 'Salvamar Al Nair' and the Helimer 211 SAR helicopter were deployed by Salvamento Marítimo, and a merchant vessel was requested to assist, after a precarious boat carrying 41 men of North African origin was located 26 miles northeast of Arrecife on Oct 17, 2026, by the 112 Emergency and Security Coordination Center. The boat had apparently departed from Sidi Ifni, Morocco. At 1:48 p.m. Canary Islands time, the 'Salvamar Al Nair' located the wooden boat and towed it to Arrecife, where the migrants disembarked apparently in good health.
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