💨 Abstract
Smuggling gangs are increasing the number of migrants in small boats, leading to more dablingly risky crossings. Recent data shows a surge in overcrowded boats—33 carrying 80 or more people in the past year, compared to just one in 2023. This trend highlights the dangers of overloading, as exemplified by a recent incident where two men were jailed for deaths in an overcrowded dinghy.
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