Tragedy in Lesbos: Six dead in refugee shipwreck
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A new tragedy has occurred in Lesbos, where six people lost their lives at sea. Among the victims is an infant, causing deep sorrow throughout Greek society.
The Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection, Vassilis Kikilias, expressed his outrage over the incident. He emphasized that the authorities will show zero tolerance toward smuggling rings that put human lives at risk.
Greek authorities are continuing search operations in the area to locate any missing persons, while the Coast Guard remains on alert. This incident once again highlights the great dangers faced by people attempting to reach Europe via the Aegean.
The government states it is determined to strengthen border surveillance measures, with the goal of preventing such tragic events in the future. The case is under investigation, while local authorities are providing all possible assistance to the survivors of the shipwreck.
Sources: Skai.gr
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