Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi says there's no justification for the deaths of more than 160 migrants after a ship capsized off the country's Mediterranean coast last week. He has called for improved border security to address the migrant crisis. The boat that was heading to Europe apparently had more than 600 people on board. This means the death toll could be significantly higher than initially stated.
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