The bodies of more than 100 people who drowned trying to cross the Mediterranean Sea were found washed up on beaches near the Libyan city of Zuwarah. At least 117 bodies were discovered near the western city. The expected death toll is, however, expected to rise since similar smuggling boats usually carry up to 125 people.
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