Salvage has moved to the Port of Motril (Granada) to the 50 immigrants from sub-Saharan origin, including four infants and three children, who sailed on the boat that was intercepted on Thursday afternoon to find a twenty miles northwest of the island of Alborán, according to Europa Press reported sources of this body.
The patera, with 20 men, 23 women and seven children on board, has been spotted by a ship of the U.S. Navy has warned that its presence and has remained in the vicinity until the arrival of the Salvage vessel ‘Salvamar Hamal’, which has been responsible for the transfer to the dock Motril.
The troops have found that two of the immigrants had a slight fever, which have been isolated as a brand sanitary protocol, but later it was determined that the episode could be due to heat stroke.
From the 112, which has been advised of this patera about 17.30 hours, has alerted the National Police, health workforce, Regional and Local Police and the Red Cross, which, as is is usual has been given a first assistance to immigrants upon arrival in port without at first none of them has been transferred to a hospital.
Just last week, over 1,000 people came to Spanish territory, which until now has been the record of immigrants off the Spanish coast in two days, the most since data exist.
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