Eighty men and six women of sub-Saharan origin were rescued and expected to reach Spain on Monday
Migrants stranded in international waters wait to be rescued. Pic/AP
Spanish authorities rescued 86 people Monday from a boat near the Canary Islands that appeared to be from Senegal, after an aid group reported that three boats from the African country went missing with 300 people aboard.
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Spain said it could not confirm that the rescued boat was one of the three reported missing, but said that the vessel was a multi-colored, 20-meter-long canoe of the type known in Senegal as a pirogue. Eighty men and six women of sub-Saharan origin were rescued and expected to reach Spain on Monday.
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