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Authorities on Sunday found 53 people apparently headed for Germany crammed into a small truck that was stopped in the Austrian city of Linz.
Four men were in the cabin of the vehicle when it was stopped on Sunday morning, one of whom fled on foot after getting out of the vehicle, police said. He was arrested, as were three others, on suspicion of smuggling.
In the truck’s cargo compartment, officers found the 53 people, including small children. Most of them were from Turkey, police said.
RESCUE SHIPS SEARCH FOR HUNDREDS OF MIGRANTS OFF COAST OF GREECE FOLLOWING SHIPWRECK
Authorities in Linz, Austria, found a small truck carrying dozens of migrants from Turkey on Sunday.
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The smuggling suspects were three Turkish nationals aged between 18 and 28 and another man whose identity has yet to be established.
Police didn’t give details of the migrants’ journey, but in recent years authorities have repeatedly found large numbers of people crammed into vehicles that brought them across the Balkans to Austria.
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