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December 23, 2021
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Morocco’s coast guards rescue 352 migrants off coasts

Morocco’s coast guards have rescued 352 illegal migrants off coasts in the past four days, the Moroccan military said…reports Asian Lite News

The majority of the rescued migrants are from sub-Saharan African countries, and they were trying to reach Europe in makeshift boats, the Xinhua news agency reported citing MAP news agency.

Morocco’s coast guards rescue 352 migrants off coasts

The rescued received the first aid from the navy units, and were brought safely to the neighbouring ports, the report added.

ALSO READ: Morocco bans New Year Eve celebrations

Morocco has become a transit country for African migrants seeking to reach Europe.

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