A rubber boat carrying irregular migrants was stranded off the coast of Dalaman due to an engine failure, prompting a rescue operation in the area. The Coast Guard team was dispatched to assist the boat in distress. The rubber boat was reportedly carrying 33 irregular migrants, including 11 children.
The Coast Guard team successfully rescued all 33 irregular migrants from the stranded rubber boat. Additionally, two individuals suspected of human trafficking were taken into custody. The rescue operation highlights the dangerous journey many migrants undertake in search of a better life, often falling victim to human traffickers.
Following the rescue operation, the 33 irregular migrants were transferred to the Provincial Directorate of Immigration Authority for further processing. It is essential to ensure the safety and well-being of migrants, especially children, who are often subjected to harsh conditions and exploitation during their journey to reach a new destination.
The incident off the coast of Dalaman serves as a reminder of the ongoing migrant crisis and the need for international cooperation to address the root causes of irregular migration. It also underscores the importance of providing support and assistance to migrants in distress, ensuring their rights are protected and their safety is prioritized. The rescue operation highlights the dedication and bravery of the Coast Guard team in responding to emergencies and saving lives at sea.
