EU sounds alarm on migrants Greece

lesbos - Greece, other EU Member States and international organizations must pull out all the stops to improve the situation of migrants in the Greek islands. More help is needed immediately. That call did Commissioner Dimitri Avramopoulos Wednesday during a visit to the Greek island of Lesbos, where thousands of migrants staying in harsh winter conditions.

'Solutions have to be found today, not tomorrow or next week,' said the Greek, who spoke of a collective European responsibility and moral obligation. 'The European humanitarian tradition should be maintained. 'He called as promised to take more asylum seekers from Greece to the EU countries.

Netherlands has recently include generators, minivans, beds, sleeping bags, pillows and sent sanitation.

Throughout Greece are over 60 000 refugees and migrants fixed. The UN agencies UNICEF and UNHCR had already rang the alarm.

'Solutions have to be found today, not tomorrow or next week,' said the Greek, who spoke of a collective European responsibility and moral obligation. 'The European humanitarian tradition should be maintained. 'He called as promised to take more asylum seekers from Greece to the EU countries.

Netherlands has recently include generators, minivans, beds, sleeping bags, pillows and sent sanitation.

Throughout Greece are over 60 000 refugees and migrants fixed. The UN agencies UNICEF and UNHCR had already rang the alarm.

We all, Greeks, Europeans, have a humanitarian imperative to alleviate the situation on the islands. #refugeecrisis https://t.co/jxeeErYcHr pic.twitter.com/MvZwlnAUYT

— DimitrisAvramopoulos (@Avramopoulos) January 18, 2017