A total of 56 migrants have been rescued in Spanish waters near the islands of Mallorca and Formentera, located in the Balearic archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea. The rescues took place across three separate operations conducted between Thursday and Friday, according to reports from the Government Delegation in the Balearic Islands.
Among the reported interventions, authorities rescued six individuals of Maghrebi origin at the port of Portocolom in Mallorca at 9:32 on Friday morning. Additional operations on the same day involved separate arrivals by small boats, known as pateras, reaching both Portocolom and Formentera.
The incidents are part of ongoing maritime migration events in the region, with security forces responding to multiple arrivals across the two islands as reported by government authorities.
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