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Greece: 1 more rescued from migrant boat sinking; 55 missing
Headline from Omaha World-Herald, on the newest of 2 developments
Greece's coast guard says rescue crews searching for dozens of migrants missing at sea after a sailing boat sank off the coast of a Greek island, have found another person
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Greece: Dozens missing after boat carrying migrants sinks
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Greece: 1 more rescued from migrant boat sinking; 55 missing
Greek authorities have launched a major search and rescue operation for dozens of migrants missing after a boat they were traveling on from Turkey overturned and sank in rough weather overnight between the islands of Evia and Andros.
Dozens of migrants were reported missing off an island near Athens after their boat capsized in rough seas, leading Greece's coast guard on a rescue mission.
Rescue crews searching for dozens of migrants missing from the sinking of a sailing boat in rough weather off an island near Athens are recovering mostly bodies, with only one
Greek authorities say one more person from a migrant boat shipwreck has been found alive, bringing the total number of survivors to 11 from the sailboat that capsized and sank
Greece's coast guard says rescue crews searching for dozens of migrants missing at sea after a sailing boat sank off the coast of a Greek island, have found another person
Greek authorities say one more person from a migrant boat shipwreck has been found alive, bringing the total number of survivors to 11 from the sailboat that capsized and sank
Greece’s coast guard says it has recovered another 12 bodies from the area where a sailing boat sank the previous day with reportedly 68 people on board, bringing the confirmed
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