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Q+A with Nahlah Ayed : Rescuing migrants on the Mediterranean - the fifth estate
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November 4, 2016
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8:15Now PlayingCBC foreign correspondent Nahlah Ayed answers your questions about our documentary 'Saved at Sea' which chronicles the huge international effort to save migrants who seek a better life in Europe but often risk death getting there.
The crew of the Red Cross MOAS Responder agreed to let the fifth estate come onboard to join in one of their rescue missions. As our cameras rolled, on a single day, hundreds of migrants were plucked from listing wooden boats and rubber dinghies.
Watch Saved at Sea here
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