Tunisia -illegal migration: National Navy saves 22 people

By R

| 7 août 2022

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A unit of the national navy saved, yesterday Saturday, 22 Tunisian nationals in an illegal migration operation, including 9 children and 3 women, whose boat was drifting 80 km off the island of Kuriat in front of Monastir.

They were entrusted to the National Guard.

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