Migrants Discovered on Crete and Rhodes Beaches
Authorities have recently discovered a group of migrants on the shores of Crete and Rhodes, highlighting ongoing migration issues in the region.
Migrants Found on Crete and Rhodes Beaches
Crete Discovery
On a beach near Kaloi Limenes in southwestern Crete, 34 migrants were found. This group includes individuals primarily from Sudan and Egypt, among them a woman and six children. After completing registration and identification, the migrants are expected to be transported to a facility in Iraklio.
Rhodes Incident
In another incident, police on Rhodes uncovered 33 migrants on a beach in the island’s southeast. This group consists of 12 women and 13 children. During the search, authorities also discovered the body of a man nearby.
Ongoing Investigation
The port authorities have initiated a preliminary investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incidents. An autopsy has been ordered to ascertain the details of the man’s death.
- Total Migrants Found in Crete: 34
- Nationalities: Mainly Sudanese and Egyptian
- Demographics in Rhodes: 33 migrants including 12 women and 13 children
- Incident Involvement: Discovery of a deceased man
These recent events underscore the challenges faced by migrants attempting to reach European shores. The ongoing efforts of authorities aim to manage these situations humanely and efficiently.
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