More than 150 Migrants Reach Crete in a Day in Small Boats From Libya
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The Greek Coast Guard, Frontex and France's Navy took part in the rescue operation. Tugs use the calm weather at sea, as there are hardly any strong winds at present.
More than 300 migrants rescued off Crete, Greek officials say
ATHENS — Greek authorities have rescued over 300 migrants coming mainly from Bangladesh, Egypt, Yemen and Sudan over the last two days, officials said. Nearly half of them were rescued on Monday off the island of Crete, the coast guard said on Tuesday, adding that they were travelling on at least three makeshift vessels. Search operations continued on Tuesday despite...
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Surge in Crete Arrivals Signals Shift to Riskier Libya Crossing
More than 150 migrants have reached the Greek island of Crete in a single day after making the perilous Mediterranean crossing from Libya, Greek authorities confirmed on Tuesday, highlighting a growing shift in migration routes toward the southern island. According to the Greek Coast Guard, the migrants arrived in three separate small boats on Monday. One vessel reached the beach of Arvi carrying 36 men, along with a woman and a child. Authoriti…
Athens, 14 Apr 2026 (AFP) – More than 300 migrants and asylum seekers from Libya have been rescued during the last two days by the Greek authorities off Crete (south), said the port police on Tuesday. Nearly half of these people, on board at least [...] Article Greece: More than 300 migrants rescued off Crete appeared first on MARINE & OCEANS.
More than 150 migrants reach Crete in a day in small boats from Libya
A total of more than 150 migrants have been rescued in a day in waters off southern Crete or having just reached there after completing the long and dangerous Mediterranean Sea passage from northern Africa, authorities said Tuesday.
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