Moroccan navy safely rescues 56 irregular migrants

The makeshift boat they were on was intercepted and assisted on Tuesday, as reported by an official military source.

Upon rescue, the individuals were promptly provided with essential first aid while still aboard the navy vessel. Subsequently, they were transported to the Tan-Tan port, ensuring their safety and well-being. The concerted efforts of the Royal Navy underscore their commitment to safeguarding lives and upholding humanitarian values.

Following their arrival at the port, the individuals were handed over to the Royal Gendarmerie, marking the commencement of standard administrative procedures. The coordinated response reflects Morocco's dedication to managing irregular migration in a way that prioritizes safety, adherence to protocols, and the dignity of all involved.

This operation exemplifies the Moroccan Navy's vigilance in monitoring maritime activities and promptly responding to situations that involve vulnerable individuals seeking safer shores. (ILKHA)