Turkish coast guard rescues 110 migrants pushed back by Greek authorities

In three separate incidents off the coast of Datça, the Coast Guard teams intervened to save 110 irregular migrants who found themselves in rubber boats and life rafts.

These migrants had been pushed back into Turkish territorial waters by Greek coast guard teams, leaving them stranded and at risk in the open sea.

In another incident, an additional 44 individuals attempting to cross illegally by rubber boat were apprehended.

Following the necessary procedures, all irregular migrants rescued and captured were transported to the Ula Repatriation Center.

This incident underscores the ongoing challenges faced by migrants attempting perilous journeys and the impact of pushback policies.

It highlights the importance of coordinated efforts among nations to address migration issues, ensuring the safety and humane treatment of individuals involved in such situations.

Authorities continue to work towards effective measures to manage and mitigate the risks associated with irregular migration. (ILKHA)