“Nisos Rhodos” with 1,238 refugees on board docks at Piraeus port
“Nisos Rhodos” with 1,238 refugees on board arrived at Piraeus port on Wednesday.
The ferry carried 838 refugees from Mytilene and 400 refugees from Chios.
“Blue Star 1” is expected to carry another 1,400 refugees and migrants from Mytilene within the day.
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