Turkish coast guard rescues 34 migrants pushed back by Greece
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The Turkish Coast Guard rescued 34 irregular migrants, including 10 children, off the coast of Ayvacık district.
The migrants were found in a rubber boat that had reportedly been pushed back into Turkish waters by Greece. The Coast Guard responded to a tip and dispatched a boat, the TCSG-905, which successfully rescued all 34 people.
After completing necessary procedures, the migrants were transferred to the Foreigners Repatriation Center in Ayvacık. (ILKHA)
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