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Austrian police intercept 30 illegals aboard Greece-based bus

30. August 2011. | 08:06

Source: ANA

According to an announcement by the Vienna department of Federal Police, 26 Greek citizens and seven Afghans were in the coach, whereas police detected an additional 22 people, including minors, under the floor boards.

A Greek-plated tourist coach carrying 30 Afghan illegal immigrants, concealed in specially shaped compartments, was intercepted by Austrian police outside Vienna at dawn on Monday.

According to an announcement by the Vienna department of Federal Police, 26 Greek citizens and seven Afghans were in the coach, whereas police detected an additional 22 people, including minors, under the floor boards.

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