Two moving candle-lit vigils have been held to remember the 900 migrants who died when their boat capsized en route to Europe from Libya this weekend. As people lay candles by the sea in Valetta, Malta, an equally emotional memorial service was taking place in front of Rome's Verano Cemetery. The deadliest migrant tragedy on the Mediterranean so far took this year's death toll on the waters to a staggering 1,800. It came as three other people - including a tiny child - died when a rickety wooden boat ran aground on the Greek island of Rhodes. And the relentless tide of migrants escaping the war-torn country of Libya has continued since the tragic wreck this weekend.Candle-lit memorials held on beach in Malta and Rome's Verano CemeteryIn memory of Libyan refugees who died on a smugglers' vessel on SundayItalian coast guard has rescued hundreds more fleeing war in Africa sinceOnly 5,000 can stay in Europe, EU leaders are expected to announce today
Policy: As mourners in Rome pray (pictured), their Prime Minister has called on EU countries to contribute funds to resettle migrants who make it to _.