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Chania: Migrants Rescued From Inaccessible and Steep Area of Gavdos

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Migrants on the island of Gavdos remained in danger and stranded for over 30 hours, as they tried to disembark in a rocky area. More...
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The adventure of the 52 migrants who remained stranded for two days on the inaccessible coast of Gavdos came to an end today, Thursday, as the operation to remove them from the Aspes area, near Tripiti, was completed. Among them were three pregnant women and six infants, aged up to one year. The rescue operation and the assistance of EMAK The mobilization …

End to the adventure of the 52 migrants who were stranded on a steep and inaccessible beach of Gavdos, in the Aspes area. Gavdos: The 52 migrants were freed after 48 hours – They were transferred to the port of Karave The migrants were freed and transferred to the port of Karave where they remain until now. Lilian Stefanaki, mayor of Gavdos, described … The article Gavdos: The 52 migrants were freed after 48 hours – They were transferred to the …

Migrants on the island of Gavdos remained in danger and stranded for over 30 hours, as they tried to disembark in a rocky area. More...

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The adventure of the 52 migrants who remained stranded for two days on the inaccessible coast of Gavdos came to an end today, Thursday, as the operation to remove them from the Aspes area, near Tripiti, was completed. Among them were three pregnant women and six infants, aged up to one year. The rescue operation and the assistance of EMAK The mobilization ... More www.ertnews.gr

In Gavdos, 50 migrants were stranded for over 30 hours in a rocky area due to bad weather. The Coast Guard and Fire Department rescued them and transported them safely to Karave. Among them were six children.

"They are suffering, hungry and thirsty," the mayor said.

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Creta24 broke the news on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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