More than 7,400 migrants reached Spain’s Canary Islands in the first ten days of November, placing severe strain on local resources amid a sharp increase in crossings. The surge coincides with a major rescue operation in which Spanish emergency services saved hundreds of people from a foundering vessel off the archipelago, according to Al Jazeera’s Bernard Smith.
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