40 irregular migrants are rescued off the coast of Kusadasi, while 12 more are saved in the waters near Cesme, in a continued effort by the Turkish coast guard command.
The Turkish Coast Guard has rescued 52 irregular migrants near the country's Western coast after they were illegally pushed back by Greek forces.
A boat was dispatched off the coast of Kusadasi, in Türkiye's Aydin province, on Monday after authorities received information about a group of irregular migrants on a rubber boat. Following due procedures, the irregular migrants were sent to the Provincial Directorate of Migration Management.
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