Creepy details on the action of circuits that are moving immigrants from Libya to Crete brings to light an immigrant testimony to Neakriti.
According to the Egyptian confession, who speaks Greek, the caravans with immigrants start from Tombrouk, Libya and arrive in Crete, with each passenger paying about 3,500 euros for transport.
As he typically says, he traveled with a small ship along with about 400 more people. “We weren’t just Egyptians. We were also from Sudan, Bangladesh and Pakistan, ”he notes.
Suffocating pressure from migratory flows to Crete
At a marginal point, migration management in Crete seems to be now, as arrivals have been continuing in the last few hours.
The mild weather conditions in Libyan and the southern Cretan sea favor rising flows, which arrive at a steady pace, testing the strengths of the principles and hospitality infrastructure.
In a stretched rope in the last few hours, the management of migratory flows in Crete, which due to mild conditions in Libyan and southern Cretan sea, are continuing at a timeless pace.
Currently, there are 782 immigrants in the hospitality area, including about 15 to 20 women and 23 to 27 children. 370 people are reportedly expected, with two distinct arrivals of 103 and 191 people.
At the same time, 76 immigrants – the latter according to sources at neakriti.gr – will depart for Athens tomorrow, Tuesday (8/7).
It is worth noting that the situation is fluid and is constantly changing, as new arrivals are on the way, as has already been pointed out in a previous recording of events.
Local authorities are in constant mobilization, but it is clear that immediate and coordinated planning is needed, with the support of the state, to tackle the intensity of the phenomenon.
More than 1,000 immigrants to Chania and Rethymnon
It is recalled that more than 1000 have reached Chania and Rethymnon. In the heat, the four hundred and forty -two immigrants who landed on Sunday in Agia Galini are hosted in the Rethymnon.
Only in the port of Paleochora, a total of four hundred eight – initials 305 and later 103 – were transported by Port and Frontex on the high seas and at least 98 landed in the good ports.