Two migrants died and one was still missing after a boat carrying more than 30 people sank around 17 miles south-east of the Italian city of Syracuse, Sicily, Italy. In a statement on Sunday, the Italian coast guard said it received a distress call late on Saturday, a coast guard boat and an aircraft went to the area, rescued 34 people and took them to the port of Syracuse. Source: Qatar News Agency
Related Articles
Egyptian culture minister visits Jordan Museum
Amman: During his visit to the Jordan Museum (JM) on Wednesday, Egyptian Minister of Culture, Dr. Ahmed Hanno, viewed exhibits that reflect the Kingdom’s cultural heritage.
The Egyptian Minister, who is a guest in the Kingdom at the invitation of his…
Israeli Authorities Advance Expansion of Mishmar Yehuda Settlement Southeast of Jerusalem
Jerusalem: Israeli authorities have announced plans to expand the Mishmar Yehuda settlement, located southeast of Jerusalem, marking a significant development in the region’s ongoing settlement activities. Head of the Wall and Settlement Resistance Co…
Israeli Forces Intensify Security Measures Near Jerusalem and Ramallah
Jerusalem: Israeli forces took significant action on Sunday evening by sealing off entrances to towns near Jerusalem and Ramallah. The Israeli occupation army specifically targeted the town of Hizma, northeast of occupied Jerusalem, where they closed …