Two more ferries with refugees dock at Piraeus port
“Ariadni” ferry carrying 1,104 refugees from Mytilene and 635 refugees from Chios docked at Piraeus port on Monday morning.
“Nissos Mykonos” carrying another 505 refugees from Mytilene and 107 from Chios arrived late on Sunday.
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