Back to newsGreek coast guard authorities rescued 48 migrants off the coast of Crete in a recent operation. The rescue took place in Cretan waters, where coast guard vessels intercepted a boat carrying the migrants and brought them safely to shore. Such operations are conducted regularly by Greek maritime authorities in the Aegean and southern Mediterranean. For tourists visiting Crete, this type of incident has no direct impact on travel, beaches, or tourist areas. Coastal rescue operations are handled professionally by the Hellenic Coast Guard and do not affect ferry services or water activities. Visitors can continue to enjoy Crete's coastline and sea excursions as normal. If you observe any vessel in distress while at sea, contact the Hellenic Coast Guard emergency line at 108.
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Greek Coast Guard Rescues 48 Migrants Off Crete
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