The Portuguese Maritime Police took part in a mission on the island of Gavdos, Greece, where they rescued 33 people from the sea. This effort was undertaken at the request of Greek authorities, who sought Portuguese assistance in the rescue operation.
Among those rescued are several minors, the circumstances of whom have been reported by the authorities. The rescue took place amid ongoing efforts to address maritime emergencies in the Mediterranean region.
The mission of the Maritime Police is part of a broader commitment to international cooperation aimed at ensuring the safety of individuals in vulnerable situations at sea.
Portuguese authorities continue to work closely with Greek authorities to support these rescue operations and assist those in need.
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