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Migrant arrivals recommence

The recent lull in arrivals of migrants in Gran Canaria ended yesterday when a boatload of Africans landed in Arguineguín.



Tenerife
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Arguineguín - 06.05.2008 - 49 migrants arrived in the harbour around 9pm, two hours after the boat was spotted by a Spanish Navy patrol six miles off the south coast of the island. Five of the occupants required medical care on arrival and two were taken to hospital as a precaution. Bone tests are to be carried out on a small number of the arrivals to check whether they are minors, in which case they cannot be deported.