Of the 52 migrants 'crammed' into the truck, 34 survived. One of the victims was a child, who appeared to have died of suffocation.
Of the 52 migrants"crammed" into the truck, 34 survived. One of the victims was a child, who appeared to have died of suffocation.Six people have been charged with human trafficking after 18 Afghan migrants were found dead inside a truck dumped on a dirt road in Bulgaria.
The head of the National Investigative Service Borislav Sarafov said the 18 victims died of a combination of lack of oxygen in an enclosed space and difficulty breathing as they had been crammed into the truck"like in a tin can"."This case shows an extreme callousness and demonstrates that migrants are seen only as goods that should be shipped from one place to another, irrespective of whether they are alive or dead," he said.
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