Ankara:Thirty-two migrants lost their lives after a boat full of migrants from Turki to Italy ran out of food, water and petrol. Six people on the boat, including three women and three children, lost their lives as their condition deteriorated before the rescue.   When the bodies of all of them started rotting, the people on the boat tied all the corpses in their clothes and threw them in the sea.  

أب سوري يكفن ابنه بثيابه بعد وفاته بسبب العطش، ويلقي به في الماء ، بعد نفاد الوقود والغذاء في قارب الهجرة الى اوروبا! pic.twitter.com/AbvYCtgcJ4

— عمر مدنيه (@Omar_Madaniah) September 18, 2022

A video of this heart-rending incident is becoming fiercely viral on social media, in which a father is seen throwing his son's corpse into the sea. By watching the video, you can guess how terrible the situation must have been at that time. The man who threw the child is a native of Syria, who was going to Italy illegally with his family forever to make a difference in his life.

In the video, it can be seen that when this father is throwing his child from the boat, the people present there are saying Allah hu Akbar. When these people would have gone out in the boat, at that time they would never have thought that this journey would be so difficult. On August 27, the boat, carrying 32 migrants, left the Turkish city of Antalya for Pozzalo in Italy. The journey was very long, but there was not enough luggage on the boat. Gradually, food, water and oil began to run out. When everything was over, especially the women and children on the boat started suffering from hunger and thirst. When nothing was understood, all the people mixed salty water of the sea in toothpaste to survive and ate it and quenched their hunger.

On the other hand, as soon as the news of people being trapped in the middle of the sea, a water ship came out of Italy to rescue them and rescued all the people alive. Over 30 people were on board the boat, of which six could not escape due to hunger and thirst, according to the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR). At the same time, the condition of those who were rescued is also very critical.  

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