In that case of a routine check by the Greek police, illegal immigration was found in the refrigerated vehicle, and the driver, arrestt, was put in place. xanthinews.gr via AP: Stavros Karyidis
The Greek police said the police found 41 illegal immigrants on the highway in the northern part of Greece, mostly Afghans. At that time, the police found that the people were alive and hidden in a refrigerated vehicle.
Greek authorities sent police and paramedics to look after the illegal immigrants found in the freezers found in the highway.
Greece is working to deal with the largest number of illegal immigrants since 2015
It is believed that the car came from a neighbouring country and was stopped by the police near the city of xanthi, greece, to receive a routine check.
A Greek police officer said the refrigeration car with illegal immigrants found in northern Greece did not open the refrigeration system. Although medical assistance was requested, no one was injured.
The police arrested the driver and took the illegal immigrants from the vehicle to the nearby police station for identification.
The Guardian and the Greek local newspaper, Kathleerini, reported that the truckers involved were Georgian.
Ten days before the incident,39 bodies were found in the rear of a refrigerated truck near London, all of which were believed to be illegal immigrants in Vietnam. After the death event, two people were accussed in the UK and eight in Vietnam.
Greece is currently working to address the biggest rise in the number of illegal immigrants and refees since 2015. In 2015, more than 1 million people entered Europe from Turkey through Greece.
Most of the illegal immigrants arrived at the Aegean Sea, near the coast of Turkey, but a large number of illegal immigrants arrived by land over the river border between Greece and Turkey.
It is believed that a truck carrying an illegal immigrant enters from a Greek neighbour, Turkey. xanthinews.gr via AP: Stavros Karyidis
Traffic accidents caused by illegal immigrants trying to cross the border into other countries are becoming more frequent, mainly in northern Greece.
Since 2019, police have arrest dozens of suspects believed to be involved in human trafficking.
About 34,000 asylum-seekers and refour are detained in the crowded refgee camp in the Aegean Sea, and the human rights group has attacked the places where the detention conditions are alarming.
Greece`s conservative government, who came to power in July, said that as many as 20,000 people in those islands would be moved to other places by the end of 2020, and one thousand people who have no access to asylum will be expelled.
There has also been an increase in the number of children entering Greece without their families.
The Ministry stated that one-fifth of those minors were now missing. The Greek Ministry of Labour is committed to building more facilities and shelters for children who enter illegally.
