Just over 200 migrants have been picked up from four stranded boats south of Crete within the space of a few hours after crossing the Mediterranean Sea from north Africa, Greek authorities said Friday.
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Four new arrivals, on the southern coast of the prefecture of Heraklion, were recorded at dawn with more than 200 foreigners being picked up by Coast Guard and FRONTEX vessels. The boats with the foreigners that approached the sea area south of Kala Limeni in the municipality of Phaistos were spotted by an unmanned aerial vehicle of the FRONTEX force and […]
Four new cases of migrant arrivals were recorded in the early hours of Friday (23/10) on the south coast in Heraklion, with a total of 209 people arriving.