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Pakistan grapples with loss of hundreds in wake of migrant boat sinking
In response to the deadly migrant boat sinking off Greece, Pakistan mourns the victims while intensifying efforts to crack down on human trafficking networks within the country
Aerial view shows the M/V BASILIS L merchant ship, which was ordered to help with rescue efforts of the migrant boat, in the absence of patrol boats from both Italy and Libya, which was en route from Libya in the central Mediterranean Sea March 11, 2023
(photo credit:
Christian Ghodes/Sea-Watch.org/Handout via REUTERS
)
By
ARSHAD MEHMOUD/THE MEDIA LINE
JUNE 22, 2023 04:25
Updated:
JUNE 22, 2023 04:29
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