More than 120 Migrants Reach Crete, East Aegean
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The two new boats with 43 and 36 migrants respectively, arrived at the beach of Tripiti in Gavdos and were transferred together with the morning's rescuers to Chora.
Migrant flows continue unabated in the south of Crete and Gavdos, with new boats arriving… The post Another 89 migrants in Gavdos – The number of foreigners from three boats in the south of Crete exceeded 120 appeared first on CRETA24.
More than 120 migrants reach Crete, east Aegean
More than 120 undocumented migrants have reached Greece in small boats from north Africa and Turkey over the past 24 hours, authorities said Tuesday, with arrivals recorded both on the southern island of Crete and in the eastern Aegean Sea.
Migration flows to the south of Crete and Gavdos continue with unabated intensity, with new boats launching on the outlying island, after the rescue of 33 foreigners in the morning. The two new boats with 43 and 36 people respectively, went out to the beach of Tripiti in Gavdos and were transported together with the morning rescuers to Chora... More www.ertnews.gr
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