Portuguese Maritime Police rescues 33 people during mission in GreecePhoto by Juan Pablo Daniel on Pexels
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Portuguese Maritime Police rescues 33 people during mission in Greece

Observador1 September 2026 at 21:39

The Portuguese Maritime Police carried out a rescue mission on the island of Gavdos, in Greece. The Portuguese authorities acted at the request of the Greek authorities to carry out the operation.

During the mission, 33 people were rescued, including some minors. Details about the identities of those rescued or the circumstances that led to the rescue were not specified in the article.

The operation demonstrates the collaboration between Portugal and Greece in matters of maritime security and management of emergency situations. The Portuguese Maritime Police remains active in international missions to support other countries.

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