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UK and France left rescue of more than 30 drowning migrants in Channel to each other, report claims
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July 26, 2022
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5:59Now PlayingFrench and British emergency services passed responsibility on to each other as the worst migrant drowning in English Channel history unfolded, a new report has claimed.
On 24 November 2021, a rubber dinghy carrying 34 migrants sank in the English Channel, killing 31 people and an unborn baby, despite repeatedly desperate calls to coastguard services on both sides of the Channel.
A preliminary investigation, carried out by a law firm on behalf of some of the relatives, has uncovered communications between the British and French emergency services which suggests neither side took responsibility for the unfolding disaster.
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