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Navy ship with 389 migrants and refugees reaches Piraeus

Topic
Immigration Asylum Refugees
Country/Region
Greece

09 October 2019

"A navy ship carrying 389 refugees and migrants from the southeast Aegean island of Symi docked at the Greek capital’s Piraeus port on Wednesday morning."

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"The asylum-seekers, most of them identified as Afghan nationals, were being taken on buses to unspecified facilities on the Greek mainland."

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