text: Human traffickers are brazenly offering desperate Libyan migrants passage across the Mediterranean on Facebook. A number of pages, written in Arabic, have reportedly been found on the social media site targeting  refugees fleeing war and poverty. They are said to be advertising  'reliable' and 'comfortable' travel to Europe on overcrowded vessels for around $1,000 per person. Migrants, who are trying to reach Greece, are seen on a capsized sail boat, as the crisis escolates . Desperate migrants pictured in the sea off the Greek island Rhodes after a wooden boat ran aground . The discovery comes after the deaths of some 1,700 refugees in the last week alone. EU leaders have now agreed a package of measures to tackle the escalating crisis in the Mediterranean. A Syrian sailor, who is said to go by the name Abu Moaz, has been using a closed Facebook page to sell  crossings to Greece after finding himself short of work, according to the Financial Times. 'It is people smuggling, no more and no less,' he told the newspaper. Others are said to be offering  refugees voyages to Italy and Turkey from the notorious smuggling port of Zuwara in Libya. This week the victims of the worst-ever migrant disaster in the Mediterranean were buried  in Malta . Two dozen wooden caskets containing the only bodies recovered from a weekend capsizing off Libya that left at least 800 migrants feared dead were laid out for a memorial service. None of the bodies was identified: One casket had 'No 132' scrawled on it, referring to the number of the DNA sample taken from the corpse in case a relative ever comes to claim it. Facebook has reportedly said it has removed the pages, according to the Financial Times. Two dozen wooden caskets of the victims of the worst-ever migrant disaster in the Mediterranean were buried in Malta .
target: Several Arabic pages reportedly found on the social media site .
  Pages claim to offer 'comfortable' and 'reliable' passage for around $1,000 .
  Comes after the deaths of some 1,700 refugees in the last week alone .
  Facebook removed the pages after being alerted to there existance .