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Dover locals hold vigil to demand safe routes after Channel tragedy
People at a vigil in Dover for the 27 people who died in the Channel last week
DOZENS of mourners in Dover gathered under its White Cliffs on Wednesday evening to remember the 27 lives lost in the Channel a week on from the disaster.
The candle-lit vigil was the third to be held at the Dover coast in just over a year, the most recent taking place three months ago for a 27-year-old Eritrean man who drowned in the English Channel in August.
“It’s absolutely horrific,” vigil organiser Kay Marsh told the Morning Star.
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