Rescue Two Maghreb Immigrants Trying to Reach the Coast of Cadiz on a Paddleboard
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Two immigrants of Maghrebi origin have been rescued in the waters of the Strait of Gibraltar when they tried to reach the coast of Cadiz on board a paddle surf board. The two men were located several miles of land after the emergency services received a warning about their situation and alerted them to ... Continue reading "They rescue two immigrants who were trying to reach the coast of Cadiz on a paddle surf board"
Immigrants were located about nine miles east of Punta Europa, in the Strait of Gibraltar
They were transferred to the port of El Saladillo, in Algeciras, where they did not need health care.
Maritime Rescue deploys the 'Salvamar Arcturus' after receiving a report of two people adrift on a board. Mafias charge up to €63,000 for a trip from Ceuta to the Campo de Gibraltar.
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