Indian fishing boat with migrants missing

"Indian fishing boat with migrants missing"

"A fishing boat that is suspected to have between 100 and 200 migrants on board from Delhi and Tamil Nadu, India, has disappeared. According to indian police can be on the way to New Zealand."

"the Boat left the harbour Munambam in Kerala on January 12. According to a person arrested in the case, the goal is New Zealand, says the two police officers involved in the investigation."

"the Police have found more than 70 bags provided by the migrants, as well as id documents."

"– the Bags were full of dry goods and clothing, which suggests that they are prepared for a long journey, " says the police MJ soy sauce."

"the Boat has not been seen, and the indian coast guard as well as other authorities trying to find it."

"to reach New Zealand, would the boat need to travel more than 1,100 miles through some of the world's most difficult waters, which are often affected by cyclones and storms."

"– Even if this type of vågstycken is worrying, so is the message to all who attempt such a journey is simple: All attempts to reach New Zealand expose your life and your families lives in great danger, " says Stephen Vaughan at the new zealand customs."

"According to him, allows the country's laws to people who arrive in this way can be detained for up to six months, with the possibility of extension up to 28 days at a time."

"– Even if it's never been a massanländande to this country so there is no doubt that New Zealand is a target for people traffickers, and that a massanländande any time is a very real risk that we need to be prepared for, " says Vaughan."

"Corrected version: a previous version stated the wrong month when the boat left the harbour."

"During the last half of the year, was granted two million people a visa when they arrived in New Zealand. Less than 600 000 of them came from Australia, 45 000 students, the 116 000 came for work and a million came as tourists or visitors."

"The last few years has been about 1 000 annually applied for asylum in New Zealand as refugees. The most common countries they come from the last half of the year is Myanmar (Burma), Colombia, Syria, Afghanistan, the palestinian territories and Pakistan."

"Source: new zealand government"