Four Migrants Die After Being Forced Out of Speedboat Off Spanish Coast

Boat drivers, suspected of human trafficking, escape as local workers and eyewitnesses step in for rescue.

Four migrants died after being forced out of a speedboat off the coast of southern Spain, near Camposoto beach.
31 other people, including six children, survived the incident; four were taken to a hospital.
The boat drivers, believed to be involved in human trafficking, escaped and have not been located despite police using drones in the search.
Eyewitnesses and local workers, including Javier Gonzalez, helped rescue the migrants; no police or marine rescue personnel were involved in the initial rescue.
The migrants were from unspecified North African countries; the route they took is not a common one for migration due to complicated sea conditions and high surveillance.