On the Greek island of Lesbos in the Aegean Sea, one of the entry points for migrants and refugees seeking to reach Europe, the NGOs “MSF” said on Tuesday that three migrants and “four others” had been injured.
These people who were beaten according to their testimonies, were found on Thursday, a team from “MSF” after receiving “an official communication regarding a group of people who arrived recently” to Lesbos and they “need urgent treatment”, as stated by the NGO in a statement.
“We heard screaming as we got closer, and when we got there, there were 22 individuals there. All of them were sobbing.”
The official went on to say: “Three individuals were arrested with significant amounts of plastic. Four were hurt.”
According to the testimonies of the migrants, “injuries resulted in the violence of a group of people who left the place before the arrival of” workers in the organization.
The NGO said that it reported the event to the police right away and transported the injured person to the hospital to continue their care.
On this incidence, the Greek government has not yet made any remarks.
Doctors Without Borders called on the Greek authorities to “take all necessary measures to prevent the recurrence of such incidents and ensure that people receive a safe reception and protect and measures asylum.
” Non -governmental organizations concerned with the defense of human rights and the media are accusations of Greece, which has repeatedly witnessing abuse of immigrants and refugees and deliberately removing people who reach its territory from Turkey adjacent to going to Western Europe.
The Greek government has always refuted these charges and maintained that it has a responsibility to protect the “security of its borders, which are also the frontiers of the European Union” in the eastern Mediterranean.
According to Greek Immigration Minister Note Metarachy, the number of migrants entering Greece has significantly decreased as a result of this rigorous approach.
In Greece, migrants and others with injuries have been discovered.
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