The EU’s police agency announced on Friday that 212 people were arrested during operations against criminal organizations operating in Europe and the Balkans between Nov. 8 and 12.
“Supported large-scale international action against trafficking in human beings. 29 countries, led by Austria and Romania, took part,” Europol said in a statement.
The action saw more than 14,000 law enforcement officers target trafficking routes on roads and at airports, it said, adding: “This resulted in 212 arrests and the identification of a further 89 trafficking suspects.”
Over 147,660 people and 91,950 vehicles were checked, and 327 additional investigations initiated.
Europol carries out operations against people involved in cross-border smuggling, theft and organized crime in Europe under the umbrella of the EMPACT security framework, which it started in 2012. (Anadolu Agency)
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