Migrants, endless landings in Lampedusa

An unstoppable flow. There is also a five-month-old baby among the migrants who have landed in Lampedusa in the last hours, where the landings follow one after the other with the patrol boats of the Harbor Master’s Office and the Finance Police engaged in an uninterrupted relay race. After yesterday’s eleven events that led to 442 people on the largest of the Pelagias (the last two carts of the sea in the evening with respectively 23 men and 10 migrants, including a woman and four unaccompanied minors, all Tunisians), from midnight they are there were seven landings in Lampedusa, for a total of 250 people disembarked at the Favaloro pier. In succession the men of the Yellow Flames and the Coast Guard intercepted a boat with 85 people, including 4 women, a small boat with 13 Tunisians, including a woman, landed independently, followed shortly after by another with 12 men from the Morocco and Sudan. Just a taste of what would happen shortly after with four other landings respectively of 20 Tunisians (including a woman), 53 (including 2 minors) and 54 (2 women and a newborn) people and 13 Tunisians. In just over 24 hours, therefore, about 700 migrants landed on the island of the Pelagie.