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Maritime Police rescues 50 isolated migrants on Greek island

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Briefings

A Portuguese maritime police rescued five migrants from a Greek island, specifically 49 men and one woman from Sudan, who were stranded on a beach near Tripiti on Gavdos. They were subsequently transported to the port of Karave on the same island.

Key points

• 49 men and one woman from Sudan were rescued by the Portuguese maritime police from a beach near Tripiti on Gavdos.
• The group was transported to the port of Karave on the same island of Gavdos.

Context

This incident occurred in October 2026, involving a specific rescue operation where a large group of Sudanese migrants was located and relocated on the Greek island of Gavdos.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the specific rescue event on Gavdos in October 2026; no details on the duration of the search, the number of boats used, or the final status of the migrants after transport are provided.

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