Rescue of 33 Irregular Immigrants in Datça
Turkish Coast Guard rescues 33 irregular immigrants in Datça
Turkish Coast Guard teams recently carried out a successful rescue operation in the Datça district after receiving information about a rubber boat carrying irregular immigrants drifting off the coast due to engine failure. The teams quickly responded to a request for help and dispatched a rescue boat to the region.
In this daring rescue mission, 33 irregular immigrants, including 6 children, were safely rescued from the rubber boat. The Coast Guard’s swift action and efficient response ensured the safety and well-being of those in distress at sea.
The rescue operation highlights the importance of having dedicated and skilled teams ready to respond to emergencies at sea. The Turkish Coast Guard’s commitment to protecting lives and ensuring maritime safety is commendable.
We salute the bravery and dedication of the Turkish Coast Guard teams who carried out this rescue mission, saving the lives of 33 individuals in need. Their heroic efforts serve as a reminder of the crucial role played by rescue teams in ensuring the safety of all those at sea.
