Secretariat Staff of the Navy of Mexico today rescued 47 people migrants from Central America in the port of Tampico.
Staff of the Secretariat of the Navy of Mexico today rescued 47 people migrants from Central America in the port of Tampico, said the Tamaulipas Coordination Group (GCT).
In a statement, the agency said that following a citizen complaint Navy personnel implemented a special operation that led to the rescue.
He said the anonymous complaint stated that in a house with door and a sign that read self cleaning, located down the Tampico bridge, many people were asking for help, so staff Marines was assigned to investigate the sector.
He said that following the complaint could detect a house on Calle Emilio Portes Gil without number, between Jesús Elías Piña and Belisario Domínguez, where he operated a business self cleaning and inside which rescued the people from El Salvador and another of Guatemala.
He said that migrants who had several private days of freedom are nine women, 25 men and 13 children, seven of whom were girls and six boys, who were supported and delivered for safekeeping to the appropriate authorities.
Staff of the Secretariat of the Navy of Mexico today rescued 47 people migrants from Central America in the port of Tampico, said the Tamaulipas Coordination Group (GCT).In a statement, the agency said that following a citizen complaint Navy personnel implemented a special operation that led to the rescue.
He said the anonymous complaint stated that in a house with door and a sign that read self cleaning, located down the Tampico bridge, many people were asking for help, so staff Marines was assigned to investigate the sector.
He said that following the complaint could detect a house on Calle Emilio Portes Gil without number, between Jesús Elías Piña and Belisario Domínguez, where he operated a business self cleaning and inside which rescued the people from El Salvador and another of Guatemala.
He said that migrants who had several private days of freedom are nine women, 25 men and 13 children, seven of whom were girls and six boys, who were supported and delivered for safekeeping to the appropriate authorities.
