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Nigerian Woman Drowns , 2 Children Rescued On Sea Journey From Libya To Europe

Nigerian Woman Drowns , 2 Children
Rescued On Sea Journey From Libya To
Europe
July 30, 2016 – Nigerian Woman Drowns, 2
Children Rescued On Sea Journey From Libya To
Europe
A Nigerian woman reportedly drowned while
taking her children from Libya to Europe on board
an overcrowded boat on Friday.
According to Associated Press, two Nigerian kids
among the 150 migrants rescued by a Spanish
agency revealed how their mother drowned in the
Mediterranean sea on Friday.
The children (10-year-old boy and 11-year-
old girl) were seen crying as they comfort each
other aboard a rescue boat.
The Spanish NGO said over 3000 African migrants
had drowned in the Mediterranean sea this year
alone.
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