Quelle: Mail Online

Shocking never before seen pictures of migrants‘ bodies washed up on beach in Libya

• Bodies of hundreds of migrants who drowned trying to reach Europe by sea are washing up on Libyan beaches
• Volunteers from the Libyan Red Crescent Society collect the remains every day along a 100-mile coastline stretch
• Remains, some just piles of bones, handed to authorities who record the deaths and bury them in unmarked graves

By Jenny Stanton

The dead bodies of desperate migrants who were bundled onto overcrowded boats destined for Europe, which capsized killing those on board, are washing up on Libya’s beaches.

Their bones, half submerged in the sand, will be buried in unmarked graves, their relatives unaware their loved ones have perished.

Volunteers from Libyan Red Crescent Society collect the bodies which were swallowed and spat out by the Mediterranean Sea as they risked their lives on the perilous journey from Libya bound for the island of Lampedusa off the Italian coast.

Meanwhile, more than 1,000 men, women and children who were able to survive treacherous journeys to Europe continued to be rescued off the coasts of Italy and Greece each day.

Shocking new photographs taken in Zuwara, on the west coast of Libya close to the Tunisian border, show the true extent of the migrant crisis.

Bodies, some of which are barely more than a pile of bones, are being picked up on a 100-mile stretch of the war-torn country from Garaboli to Zuwara. […]