Inmigration continues
Saturday, November 18th, 2006
Sea rescue has a lot of work to do, again.
Today at 14:00 the canarian sea recue center informed about the presence of a boat with 25 inmigrants 77 miles away from our coast. The boat, better known as "Patera" or "Cayuco" for the larger version of it, was detected by a routine surveillance flight of the SAR, the spanish Air Rescue Service.
A tugboat departed to intercept the small boat and will arrive tomorrow morning at 8:00 o'clock at the port of Arguineguin, where helpers from the Red Cross will take care of them, giving them water, food and dry clothes.
Hopefully they will be all ok.
