40 Migrants Rescued South of Crete - They Were Transferred to the Port of Kala Limeni - iefimerida.gr

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The Coast Guard proceeded to collect approximately 40 migrants in the sea area 18 nautical miles southeast of Kalamaki, in Crete. According to the Coast Guard, the boat in which the foreigners were traveling was initially located by an unmanned aerial vehicle of the FRONTEX force. The rescued were transferred to the port of Kalamaki, while the weather conditions in the area were good. ΑΠΕ-ΜΑΕ Read more at iefimerida.gr The Coast Guard proceeded…

ΡΕΘΕΜΝΟΣ ΕΦΗΜΕΡΙΔΑ: ΡΕΘΥΜΝΟ ΝΕΑ ΕΙΔΗΣΕΙΣ ΚΡΗΤΗ…

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A Coast Guard patrol boat picked up approximately 40 foreigners in the sea area 18 nautical miles southeast of Kalamaki, Crete. According to the Coast Guard, the boat carrying the foreigners was initially spotted by an unmanned aerial vehicle of the FRONTEX force. The rescued people were transferred to the port of Kalamaki, while the weather conditions in the area were good. In the meantime...

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Approximately 40 foreigners were rescued this morning in the sea area southeast of Kali Limenes in Crete. The boat they were on was initially spotted by a FRONTEX unmanned aerial vehicle. It was located approximately 18 nautical miles from Kali Limenes. A Coast Guard patrol boat rushed to the scene. The passengers were safely collected and transported to the port […] The article On the road to Kali Limenes: 40 migrants rescued was originally pub…

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A rescue operation of approximately 40 foreigners was carried out in the sea area southeast of Crete, after a boat was spotted at sea.

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Approximately 40 migrants were spotted on a dinghy 18 nautical miles southeast of Kala Limeni in Crete. The Coast Guard operation

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A Coast Guard patrol boat rescued approximately 40 migrants who were on a dinghy, 18 nautical miles southeast of Kalamata, Crete. The dinghy was initially spotted by a FRONTEX drone, and the rescued people were transferred to the port of Kalamata.