At least 71 migrants died trying to swim to Spain's Ceuta, EFE reports, while Cadena SER says Spanish authorities found 74 dead.
At least 71 migrants died trying to swim to the Spanish autonomous city of Ceuta, the EFE agency reported. Cadena SER radio said Spanish authorities discovered 74 dead.
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