Gruesome discovery: tied migrant corpses found in Mallorca!

Gruesome discovery: tied migrant corpses found in Mallorca!

Mallorca, Spanien - The waters in front of Mallorca are the focus of terrifying discoveries: the Spanish police have found several bodies of people who were tied up on hands and feet and drowned. These gruesome finds awaken terrible assumptions that these are migrants who were on the dangerous path from North Africa to Europe. According to the Black Forest Bote, the police have investigated murder, while the waters are around at Crystallize Balearic Islands as one of the most risky migration routes.

A total of five bodies have been discovered for a few weeks, but the reason for the late announcement of the finds remains unclear. It is particularly tragic that young men often burn their ID cards before their departure in order to make identification more difficult in the event of their drowning, which also complicates the work of the authorities. In order to enable relatives to identify, the Spanish authorities ordered an autopsy and saved DNA samples.

escape over the Mediterranean: increasing dying

The shocking finds are not only limited to Mallorca. Especially these days, several sea rescue ships with many migrants on board have also been successful. As reported [world] (https://www.welt.de/politik/ausland/article24116033/ Mittelmeer-deutsche--s-bünen-bünen-und-fluechtlingen-in-an-land.html), the German rescue ships "Sea-Watch 3" and "Sea-Eye 4" from the Middle Sea have saved and secure brought to the Italian port. But the trip was anything but easy for the rescued - some had to endure up to two weeks under adverse circumstances on board until they were finally on land.

The conditions for the voluntary sea rescuers are increasingly tense. The "Humanity 1", another ship of the civilian sea rescue, has been waiting for a safe port with 414 people on board for over a week. Health problems are piling up on board, including children with a high fever and other serious illnesses, while a man cannot be treated with a gunshot wound. These reports clearly show how dramatic the situation in the central Mediterranean is, where over 1,000 people have already died or are missing this year.

A growing crisis on the European borders

The number of refugees drowned in the Mediterranean continues to increase dramatically. In recent years, according to forward, around 1,000 deaths have been recorded annually, while this year alone, according to UN numbers, the number is already over 1,000. This topic is less and less heard in German federal politics. The traffic light coalition has announced that the sea rescue has been strengthened, but so far there has been concrete measures, and a European rescue program is a long way off.

Annika Klose, a committed member of the Bundestag, is committed to safer escape routes and a regular family reunification and demands more support for civil sea rescue. It criticizes the current policy, which focuses more on border controls and calls for a rethink. After all, a humanitarian sea rescue program could be implemented with only 0.13 percent of the EU annual budget.

There is something due to the European Community and those responsible to change the situation and to proceed more decisively against the humanitarian crises. If acting soon, the horrors of the Mediterranean could continue to rise - both through migrants who risk their lives as well as through the cruel circumstances that lead to such terrible discoveries.