5 Migrants Drown While Crossing From Croatia to Slovenia
- Five migrants drowned while attempting to cross the Kupa River on the Croatia-Slovenia border, according to Croatian police.
- A Croatian police officer who first reached the scene entered the river and helped rescue five other people.
- Other migrants crossed into Slovenia, according to a police statement; no further details were immediately available.
- Croatia is part of the Balkan route used by migrants seeking to reach Western Europe.
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A group of people, allegedly migrants, were spotted in the Kupa River, on the Croatian-Slovenian border, five of whom failed to cross the river and drowned. The post Five migrants drowned in the Kupa River on the Croatian-Slovenian border appeared first on in.gr.
Five migrants have drowned in the Kupa River, which forms the natural border between Croatia and Slovenia. The tragedy occurred in the border area between the two countries.
Five migrants drowned while trying to cross a river on the border between Croatia and Slovenia, while five others were rescued, Croatian police said. The agency was alerted yesterday that a group of people, believed to be migrants, had been spotted in the Kupa River, about 90 kilometers southwest of Zagreb. Police and residents rescued five foreigners, but five others drowned, the ... More www.ertnews.gr
Five migrants drowned in the Kupa river, while the police and citizens rescued five. The investigation is ongoing.
According to the Croatian police, five people drowned crossing a river along the Croatian-Slovenian border. Five more were rescued by police officers and citizens from the Kupa River, some 90 kilometers southwest of Zagreb, the Croatian police reported on Friday. According to the police, the victims were probably migrants. According to the police, 14 out of 20 migrants managed to cross the river.
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