Greek coast guard and local authorities in Crete intercepted 117 undocumented migrants over a 24-hour period, with arrivals recorded near Rethymno on the northern coast and Ierapetra on the southern coast. Rescue and processing operations were carried out by Greek authorities following standard procedures. These events are handled by law enforcement and have no direct impact on tourist areas or travel plans. Visitors to Rethymno and Ierapetra can expect normal access to beaches, town centers, and attractions. Ierapetra, known as the southernmost town in Europe, and Rethymno, with its well-preserved Venetian old town, remain popular and safe destinations. Tourists are not affected by these operations, which are managed efficiently by local authorities and the Hellenic Coast Guard.
