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The Coast Guard Command statement said that after receiving information that groups of irregular migrants in life rafts were present at different times on the coast of Mugla Ortaqa and Marmaris regions, the Coast Guard vessels were dispatched to the area.
101 irregular migrants, including children, were pushed back into Turkish territorial waters by Greek personnel and rescued on six life rafts.
Thirteen irregular migrants who were drifting off the coast of Bodrum due to engine failure and seeking help were rescued by a rescue team.
In addition, the Coast Guard Mobile Radar (MORAD-15) detected 16 irregular migrants, including a child, on a rubber boat off the coast of Bodrum district. A person suspected to be a migrant smuggler was also captured on the rubber boat.
After completing the formalities, irregular immigrants will be handed over to the Provincial Immigration Administration.
Death trip on a rubber boat
Off the coast of Izmir, 71 irregular migrants were rescued, of whom 22 were deported. According to a statement on the Coast Guard Command website, after receiving information about a group of irregular migrants on a rubber boat off the coast of Dikili, a team was sent to the area.
The teams took 22 irregular migrants, including eight children, on board a rubber boat that had been pushed into Turkish territorial waters by the Greeks.
Upon receiving information that a rubber boat carrying irregular migrants was drifting off the coast of Karaburun and Dikili due to engine failure, a team was dispatched to the area and a request for help was sent to the area.
Rescue teams rescued 49 irregular migrants, including 20 children, from a drifting rubber boat.
– 32 irregular immigrants arrested
The Coast Guard captured 32 irregular migrants, including 11 children, on a rubber boat anchored off the coast of Karaburun. The irregular migrants were sent to the Provincial Immigration Administration for paperwork.
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