Rescue Efforts in Mediterranean Recover 12 Migrant Bodies
Aid groups criticize European policies as dangerous crossings continue off Libya's coast
- Doctors Without Borders' ship recovered 11 bodies and rescued over 160 migrants.
- Sea-Watch spotted an additional body, bringing the total to 12 recovered.
- The central Mediterranean is the world's deadliest migrant crossing, with over 20,000 deaths since 2014.
- Italy orders rescued migrants to be taken to distant Genoa, delaying assistance.
- Calls grow for Europe to establish safe, legal pathways for migrants.