Yesterday, 114 migrants landed along the coast of southern Sardinia, including women and children. The most worrying incident occurred at 10 a.m. at Capo Sperone, where the Port Authority rescued seven migrants, including four children who, according to reports, were forced to jump into the sea because the smugglers feared the arrival of law enforcement.
The migrants seeking refuge on the rocks of Capo Sperone, where they remained for two days, were slightly injured.
Another 13 men disembarked in the early hours of the day at Capo Teulada, with others arriving at Chia, in the Domus De Maria area. A small boat carrying nine migrants was intercepted by the Guardia di Finanza and escorted to the port of Sant'Antioco, while another 12 were detained at the Teulada firing range. Yesterday afternoon, three more landings were recorded between Capo Teulada and Porto Tramatzu, with a total of 60 people arriving.
All the migrants were transferred to the reception center in Monastir, where there have been several moments of tension in recent days, partly due to the number of migrants present.
(Unioneonline)