The Navy rescues four foreign tourists in Grama Bay

The Navy has rescued 4 foreign tourists in Grama Bay, reports A2 CNN.

Through a statement, the Ministry of Defense announced that after receiving the signal, the patrol boat P-133 immediately headed to the scene to provide the necessary assistance.

It is also known that the tourists were one man and three women, two of whom were French and two were German, writes A2 CNN.

The Ministry of Defense announces that their family's health condition is good.

Ministry of Defense announcement:

Naval Forces in action – Four foreign tourists rescued in Grama Bay

Today, at 07:55, after receiving a signal about the presence of four tourists isolated in Grama Bay, the Navy reacted quickly. The patrol boat P-133 immediately headed to the scene to provide the necessary assistance.

At around 09:30, the ship established visual contact with the tourists and the rescue operation via dinghy began. At 09:45, the vessel docked at the shore, where four foreign nationals were identified – two Germans and two French, one male and three females.

After ensuring their health condition, which was stable, they were transported on board and received with care and attention by our staff. They were offered food and drinks during the voyage to Sazan Island, where they will continue to receive the necessary further support.

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