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Greek and Turkish allegies are still looking for two missing accidents in two relations.
The two boats carrying a refugee were sank on a narrow marine ship between the Island of Turkey and the Greek Lesbos, and at least 16 people died in the authorities of both countries.
About 66 people, accidents in the boats, which collected about 66 people, due to several hours and other nation’s rescue efforts in Thursday.
On the Greek side, the country’s coastal ship, a small dinghy of one of the patrol ships (5.5 meters), saved 23 people and 23 people – 31 passengers – 31 passengers were reported.
Authorities later restored the bodies of seven people – three women, two boys, a girl and a girl, a girl and a man, a search and rescue operation within the European Border Agency.
Greek coastal, rescuers were still searched for a young girl, who was reported missing by survivors, said.
One of the survivors identified as a 20-year-old man, other passengers were arrested in question that another passengers were arrested after the other passengers allegedly piloted.
In Turkey, Çanakkale’s north-western province officials, Coastguard’ın Thursday morning for help from an early boat, saved 25 people after placing three vessels and a helicopter.
The statement said that nine bodies were restored and the missing person continues to search. Turkish media said the survivors were taken to a hospital in Turkey.
Ship crashes, Turkish coastal and Samos, Rhodes and Lesbos are a short but dangerous road, which is a member of the European Union, Rhodes and Lesbos, a member of the European Union for people fleeing poverty.
The Greek government has been denied by growing patrols in the sea and used many smuggling rings to transport people from northern shores of Africa to South Greece, and many smuggling rings in the south.
Last year, more than 54,000 people used things known as the Greek Mediterranean route, and according to the figures of the United Nations, more than 7,700 Greece and 7,700 to Greece.
A total of 125 people were reported dead or missing.
