Over 30 Haitians land at Boston Beach in Portland
File photo of Haitians at Boston Beach in Portland after landing. (Photo: Everard Owen)
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July 10, 2023

Over 30 Haitians land at Boston Beach in Portland

A boat carrying more than 30 Haitians, including several children, landed on the shores of Boston Beach in Portland on Monday afternoon.

The police are currently carrying out checks and monitoring the situation.

The Haitians appeared to be in good health.

Law enforcement is currently on the scene.

More details soon.

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