
AI-generated summary
Turkey's Aegean coast, especially touristic regions such as Kuşadası and Didim, are among the routes used by irregular immigrants from Syria, Iraq and African countries to reach Europe. The Coast Guard uses mobile radar and fast response boats to monitor these routes.
24 irregular immigrants were caught on a rubber boat detected by mobile radar in Aydın's Kuşadası district, and 60 irregular immigrants, including 6 children, were caught on a rubber boat stopped off the coast of Didim.
Coast Guard Mobile Radar (MORAD-13) located in Kuşadası determined that there was a group of irregular immigrants on the moving rubber boat.
24 irregular immigrants, including 21 Iraqi, 1 Syrian, 1 Sudanese and 1 Central African national, were caught on the boat, which was stopped by the Coast Guard Boat (KB-87) directed to the region.
Coast Guard Boat (TCSG-21) was assigned off the coast of Didim upon information that there were irregular immigrants on the rubber boat.
60 irregular immigrants, including 6 children, from Sierra Leone, Sudan, Ethiopia, Congo, Angola, Eritrea and Chad were caught on the boat stopped by the teams.
Proceedings were initiated regarding a total of 84 irregular immigrants caught in both incidents.

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