Fourteen suspects arrested over Greece boat disaster
- Pakistan has widened its search for human traffickers following the tragedy off the Greek coast last week that left more than 500 migrants feared drowned, many of whom were Pakistani.
- Families across Pakistan observed a day of mourning on Monday, with the Pakistani flag at half-mast and lawmakers expressing condolences.
- Pakistani officials have collected DNA samples from relatives to help identify victims, and have arrested nearly two dozen suspects, including two key traffickers.
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Pakistan widens search for human traffickers after boat carrying hundreds sank near Greece
Pakistan on Monday widened its search for human traffickers after a tragedy off the Greek coast last week that left more than 500 migrants feared drowned, including many Pakistanis, officials said.
Pakistan widens search for human traffickers after a boat carrying hundreds sank off Greece's coast
Pakistan on Monday widened its search for human traffickers after a tragedy off the Greek coast last week that left more than 500 migrants feared drowned, including many Pakistanis, officials said.
Pakistan arrests 10 trafficking suspects after Greek boat tragedy
MUZAFFARABAD: Pakistan authorities arrested 10 alleged human traffickers on Sunday, days after hundreds of migrants were feared drowned off the Greek coast. Every year, thousands of young Pakistanis embark on perilous journeys attempting to enter Europe illegally in search of a better life. Local media said as many as 300 Pakistanis had died after a rusty trawler sank near
9 suspects in Greece migrant boat tragedy summoned to testify
Athens, June 19 (EFE).- The nine men who were arrested after an overcrowded trawler carrying hundreds of migrants capsized last week in the Ionian Sea killing at least 78 people and leaving hundreds missing have been summoned to testify before the prosecutor’s office in the Greek city of Kalamata on Monday. The nine suspects of Egyptian nationality, who were also among the 104 people rescued from the shipwreck, were arrested by the authorities o…
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