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Scores of Sudanese refugees dead
Cape Argus
|September 19, 2025
SCORES of Sudanese refugees were dead or missing after two boat disasters off the coast of Libya last weekend, UN agencies said this week.
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One boat capsized at the weekend, according to the UN refugee agency, and a second caught fire, the International Organization for Migration said - each off the eastern port city of Tobruk.
The first boat was carrying 74 people, “mostly Sudanese refugees’, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said on its X account for Libya, of whom “only 13 people survived and dozens remain missing” from the weekend’s wreck.
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