17 migrants rescued and two bodies found after a boat capsized in Cabrera

Seventeen migrants were rescued and two bodies were recovered following the shipwreck of a small boat off the coast of Cabrera, Spain. The vessel, which reportedly carried at least 30 people, capsized on Monday morning, prompting a search and rescue operation that continued into Tuesday. Fourteen men and three women were among those brought to safety, while approximately 13 individuals remain missing.

This incident is part of a broader surge in maritime migration activity across the Spanish islands. Simultaneously, rescue teams in other locations, including Santa Cruz de Tenerife, responded to separate incidents involving precarious vessels, resulting in a total of 150 rescues across multiple regions. Authorities continue to search for those still unaccounted for following these maritime emergencies.