Italy holds funeral for 26 Nigerian women drowned in MediterraneanSALERNO, Italy (Reuters) - Italy held a mass funeral on Friday for 26 young Nigerian women who drowned while trying to cross the Mediterranean Sea. A Roman Catholic bishop and a Muslim imam both said prayers at the simple ceremony in the southern city of Salerno, with 26 wooden coffins laid out on a stone dais. A single white rose was placed on the lid of each. Just two of the women were identified.  It is very likely that these girls were victims of trafficking for sexual exploitation,  said Federico Soda, director UN migration agency IOM for the Mediterranean. A recent IOM report had estimated that 80 percent of Nigerian girls arriving in Italy by sea might be trafficking victims. The 26 bodies were retrieved from the sea on Nov. 3 by a Spanish rescue ship, while some 64 people were unaccounted for and feared lost, bringing the total dead to around 90, said Flavio Di Giacomo, an IOM spokesman. Survivors found on nearby rubber boats said the women were all Nigerian and had left Libya hoping to make it to Italy. The only two identified were named as Marian Shaka, who was married, and Osato Osaro. Both were pregnant. Some of those who died were believed to have been as young as 14. Almost 115,000 migrants, mainly African men, have reached Italy so far this year, according to government data released on Friday, against just over 167,000 in the same period last year. IOM said at least 2,925 people died trying to cross the Mediterranean from Jan 1.-Nov. 5 against 4,302 last year. The Italian government has worked with Libyan authorities to block migrants from leaving the north African state, leading to a sharp fall in new arrivals since the summer. The government says its policy has cut the number of sea deaths, while critics say it has left thousands of refugees and migrants trapped in appalling conditions in Libya.  worldnews
italy holds funeral nigerian women drowned mediterraneansalerno italy reuters italy held mass funeral friday young nigerian women drowned trying cross mediterranean sea a roman catholic bishop muslim imam said prayers simple ceremony southern city palermo wooden coffins laid stone days a single white rose placed lid just two women identified it likely girls victims trafficking sexual exploitation said frederick soda director un migration agency iom mediterranean a recent iom report estimated percent nigerian girls arriving italy sea might trafficking victims the bodies retrieved sea spanish rescue ship people accounted feared lost bringing total dead around said flavor di giacomo iom spokesman survivors found nearby rubber boats said women nigerian left libya hoping make italy the two identified named marian shake married onto sar both pregnant some died believed young almost migrants mainly african men reached italy far year according government data released friday period last year iom said least people died trying cross mediterranean jan last year the italian government worked libyan authorities block migrants leaving north african state leading sharp fall new arrivals since summer the government says policy cut number sea deaths critics say left thousands refugees migrants trapped appalling conditions libya worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Italy holds funeral for 26 Nigerian women drowned in MediterraneanSALERNO, Italy (Reuters) - Italy held a mass funeral on Friday for 26 young Nigerian women who drowned while trying to cross the Mediterranean Sea. A Roman Catholic bishop and a Muslim imam both said prayers at the simple ceremony in the southern city of Salerno, with 26 wooden coffins laid out on a stone dais. A single white rose was placed on the lid of each. Just two of the women were identified.  It is very likely that these girls were victims of trafficking for sexual exploitation,  said Federico Soda, director UN migration agency IOM for the Mediterranean. A recent IOM report had estimated that 80 percent of Nigerian girls arriving in Italy by sea might be trafficking victims. The 26 bodies were retrieved from the sea on Nov. 3 by a Spanish rescue ship, while some 64 people were unaccounted for and feared lost, bringing the total dead to around 90, said Flavio Di Giacomo, an IOM spokesman. Survivors found on nearby rubber boats said the women were all Nigerian and had left Libya hoping to make it to Italy. The only two identified were named as Marian Shaka, who was married, and Osato Osaro. Both were pregnant. Some of those who died were believed to have been as young as 14. Almost 115,000 migrants, mainly African men, have reached Italy so far this year, according to government data released on Friday, against just over 167,000 in the same period last year. IOM said at least 2,925 people died trying to cross the Mediterranean from Jan 1.-Nov. 5 against 4,302 last year. The Italian government has worked with Libyan authorities to block migrants from leaving the north African state, leading to a sharp fall in new arrivals since the summer. The government says its policy has cut the number of sea deaths, while critics say it has left thousands of refugees and migrants trapped in appalling conditions in Libya.  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: italy holds funeral nigerian women drowned mediterraneansalerno italy reuters italy held mass funeral friday young nigerian women drowned trying cross mediterranean sea a roman catholic bishop muslim imam said prayers simple ceremony southern city palermo wooden coffins laid stone days a single white rose placed lid just two women identified it likely girls victims trafficking sexual exploitation said frederick soda director un migration agency iom mediterranean a recent iom report estimated percent nigerian girls arriving italy sea might trafficking victims the bodies retrieved sea spanish rescue ship people accounted feared lost bringing total dead around said flavor di giacomo iom spokesman survivors found nearby rubber boats said women nigerian left libya hoping make italy the two identified named marian shake married onto sar both pregnant some died believed young almost migrants mainly african men reached italy far year according government data released friday period last year iom said least people died trying cross mediterranean jan last year the italian government worked libyan authorities block migrants leaving north african state leading sharp fall new arrivals since summer the government says policy cut number sea deaths critics say left thousands refugees migrants trapped appalling conditions libya worldnews