Four people, three of them children, died Tuesday as they attempted to cross the Aegean Sea in an overcrowded dinghy. Twenty-two others were rescued. The boat was traveling from Turkey to Greece, a common route into the European Union for refugees.
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Four people, three of them children, died Tuesday as they attempted to cross the Aegean Sea in an overcrowded dinghy. Twenty-two others were rescued. The boat was traveling from Turkey to Greece, a common route into the European Union for refugees.