Mary’s last text message before she drowns with other immigrants in the English Channel: Who will come to save us?

“The boat is deflated and we are trying to remove the water: will someone come to save us?” This is the last heartbreaking message sent to her boyfriend by Maryam Nuri Mohamed Amin, the first victim of the massacre of immigrants in the English Channel, which killed 27 people last Wednesday. The 24-year-old was trying to get to the British side of the Channel with other emigrants she had left with shortly before from Calais in France. The young Iraqi Kurdish woman wanted to reach her fiancé, fiancée, and resident of Great Britain, but the man apparently knew nothing of her departure.

According to his reconstructed, he is twenty-four years old Arrived in Europe in recent weeks From Turkey with a regular permit, then arrived in Germany where he spent several days before finally moving to France and leaving. Al-Khatib thought she was still in Germany when instead she received those pesky messages which instead put her in the middle of a shipwreck in the English Channel. “I knew a month ago that he was in Germany, I didn’t know she was gone,” the man told the BBC. The young man tried to reassure her but unfortunately help came too late and Mariam drowned with 17 men and six women – one pregnant – and three children – a tragedy that shocked public opinion in France and the UK, where it represented the biggest loss in the world. Lives from drowning in the English Channel in recent years.

Maryam’s family revealed that she had tried to get to the UK legally twice but the paperwork stopped short of prompting her to find the way to the canoe. Looks like Mary wanted to surprise her lover when she tried Arriving in the UK by boat with a relative. The two friends were texting on Snapchat before the boat began to slouch and the young man witnessed the tragedy nearly alive, of which only two survivors, an Iraqi and a Somali, are now recovering after treatment.