Migrants Die After Boat Found Off Dunkirk
Three people were found unresponsive on a vessel near the French coast following a busy day of Channel crossings.
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Three migrants died after being discovered unresponsive on a boat off the coast of Dunkirk on Thursday morning. The French coastguard confirmed the deaths in a translated statement. The vessel was spotted at approximately 6am, with rescue crews finding three individuals on board who were not responsive. They were brought to shore, where paramedics later confirmed their passing.
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The deaths occurred in the wake of Wednesday being recorded as one of the busiest days for Channel crossings this year. A consistent flow of attempts was observed throughout the day, aided by warm, sunny weather and calm seas. This follows comments made by Prime Minister Andy Burnham on Wednesday, who claimed the government's strategy to reduce crossings was 'working', though he acknowledged further action was required.
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