US Coast Guard Rescues 61 Migrants From a Boat Near the Dominican Republic
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The rescue was supported by air support from a Coast Guard helicopter and a Dominican Air Force aircraft.
According to the Coast Guard, the migrants were traveling on a sinking boat and were handed over to the Dominican authorities.
A total of 61 migrants were rescued this month and were surprised on the high seas by the disappearance of the precarious vessel on their way to Japan, about 12 thousand nautical miles north of Cabo Cabrón, in the Dominican Republic, according to information…
San Juan – The U.S. Coast Guard reported Monday that it rescued 61 migrants, along with the Dominican Navy, from an overloaded vessel that was sinking early Monday morning in the Atlantic Ocean off Cabo Cabrón, on the Samaná Peninsula in the northeastern Dominican Republic. “Thanks to […]
The Dominican Republic Navy intercepted a clandestine vessel with 59 people on board, about 30 nautical miles north of Samana, during an operation against the smuggling of migrants carried out with the support of the Coast Guard Service of... Read more › The entry Intercept boat with 59 people north of Samana was first published in Remolacha - News Dominican Republic.
Sixty-one migrants were rescued Monday from a makeshift, overloaded vessel taking on water in the Atlantic Ocean, about 12 nautical miles northwest of Cabo Cabrón, Dominican Republic, the U.S. Coast Guard reported. “Thanks to the quick response of Coast Guard rescue crews […]
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