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Mediterranean / International Organization of Migration / Italian Navy #1177230

CBS Evening News for Thursday, May 26, 2016
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Turning overseas about 100 migrants are missing in the Mediterranean off Libya. Their boat capsized during the perilous journey from North Africa to a better life in Europe. More than 6000 have been rescued since Monday. Forty thousand this year. Seth Doane reports tonight from Rome. Overcrowded and top heavy wooden fishing boat packed with migrants tipped over sending hundreds plunging into the sea off the coast of Libya. Some tried to swim. Others appeared to be swallowed up by the boat as it ...
Reporter(s):
Seth Doane
Duration:
00:01:28

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