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GREECE: Baby migrant boy found dead on coast of Agathonisi, Greek coast guard says

09 September 2015

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"A newborn migrant boy was found dead early on Saturday after his parents reached the steep shores of the Greek island of Agathonisi in a boat from Turkey, the Greek coastguard service said. The baby boy was taken to hospital on the nearby island of Samos, where he was pronounced dead."ope with its heart open?"

See the story: Baby migrant boy found dead on coast of Agathonisi, Greek coast guard says (ekathimerini.com, link)

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