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UN: 144 Refugees Dead or Missing After Mauritania Maritime Incidents

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The UN refugee agency UNHCR has reported that 144 refugees are dead or missing following a series of maritime incidents off the coast of Mauritania. Three rescue and disembarkation operations were carried out between July 14 and 18 near the port city of Nouadhibou. A total of 387 people of various nationalities were brought safely ashore during these operations. The incidents highlight the ongoing dangers faced by migrants and refugees attempting perilous sea crossings in the region.

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