Migrants: Search continues for shipwrecked migrants, with 41 more arriving between Calasetta and Porto Pino.

Landings on the coasts of southern Sardinia continue. After the shipwreck of a group attempting to reach the coast of Sant'Antioco on Friday, and two other groups arriving late yesterday evening in Sant'Antioco and Teulada, another 41 arrived in the early hours of the morning between Calasetta and Porto Pino .

Thirteen of them arrived in Calasetta , including a minor. Another 28 were located in two groups in Porto Pino . The first, consisting of 14 men, including a minor, was stopped by the Carabinieri near Is Pillonis. Two of them had to be transported to Sirai Hospital by 118 volunteers from Sant'Anna Arresi.

The other group was intercepted in the first parking lot leading to Porto Pino beach by officers from the Carbonia police station. Among them were several minors, three women, and a child of about three years old. Around 10:30 a.m., they boarded the designated vehicle and were escorted by a police car to the center of Monastir.

Meanwhile, the search continues for the group of migrants who never arrived at their destination on Friday. There were nine of them, one was found alive immediately, and a body was recovered yesterday . Seven are still missing, and the Unione Sarda editorial staff continues to receive requests from family members and friends of the missing, seeking news of their loved ones, who departed from Algeria on Wednesday, specifically from the city of Skikda, but never reached their destination .

The Guardia di Finanza's patrol boats and helicopter, along with Coast Guard patrol boats, are combing the coast near Sant'Antioco for traces of the missing . On Saturday night, the Guardia di Finanza's plane spotted the body of a migrant, which was later recovered by the Port Authority. The day before, the Guardia di Finanza had also rescued one of the migrants. He had reported being shipwrecked while trying to reach the coast of Sardinia with eight other people.