About 105 Migrants Picked up in Two Operations South of Crete
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The first incident was recorded last night while at dawn, a new incident was recorded in the same wider sea area The post Two migrant rescue operations south of Agia Galini – 80 people were picked up appeared first on in.gr.
The two incidents occurred within a few hours of each other.
Three consecutive operations to locate and rescue migrants took place within a few hours in the maritime area of Crete, with 145 people being picked up by Coast Guard vessels.
Two operations to locate and collect foreigners were carried out south of Crete, when about 105 people were rescued from the sea.
Two consecutive operations to locate and rescue approximately 80 foreigners took place in the sea area south of Agia Galini, with the Coast Guard collecting the occupants of two boats. The incidents, coordinated by the EKSED and identified by Frontex, led to the transfer of all those rescued to the port of Agia Galini.
The operations took place from late Monday night until dawn – including women, according to the Coast Guard
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