Freezing cold plaguing refugees
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January 18, 2016 15:07
From Lesbos to Lageso, the shelter in Berlin, the temperatures have already dropped to around or well below freezing. A member of Human Rights Watch shared via Twitter images of a snow storm on the Greek island that is flooded for months by asylum seekers, mainly from Syria.
Further north is hardly better. Snow and wind ravage migrants running from Macedonia to a reception in Serbia. At night the temperature drops to ten degrees below freezing, but with a wind force four rubs the wind chill even at minus twenty to one. During the day the temperature is just below zero.
In Calais, where thousands of refugees are waiting for the right moment to stabbing over to Britain, is today just begun with the razing of one third of the 'jungle'.
At temperatures around freezing point is home to a quarter of the inhabitants of the camp burnt and flattened by bulldozers. The new home of the refugees takes but fifty new people every day. Aid workers fear that hundreds of migrants over the coming night or nights to spend outdoors.
The video was put online by a reporter from the BBC.
Morning in the Calais jungle.
pic. twitter. com / qnQjaay0NB- Simon Jones (SimonJonesNews)
January 18, 2016
Since the beginning of the year, nearly 30 000 people, mostly from Africa and the Middle East, made the crossing to Europe, according to figures from the UNHCR. That is six times more than in January 2015 very.
From Lesbos to Lageso, the shelter in Berlin, the temperatures have already dropped to around or well below freezing. A member of Human Rights Watch shared via Twitter images of a snow storm on the Greek island that is flooded for months by asylum seekers, mainly from Syria.
Further north is hardly better. Snow and wind ravage migrants running from Macedonia to a reception in Serbia. At night the temperature drops to ten degrees below freezing, but with a wind force four rubs the wind chill even at minus twenty to one. During the day the temperature is just below zero.
In Calais, where thousands of refugees are waiting for the right moment to stabbing over to Britain, is today just begun with the razing of one third of the 'jungle'.
At temperatures around freezing point is home to a quarter of the inhabitants of the camp burnt and flattened by bulldozers. The new home of the refugees takes but fifty new people every day. Aid workers fear that hundreds of migrants over the coming night or nights to spend outdoors.
The video was put online by a reporter from the BBC.
Morning in the Calais jungle.
pic. twitter. com / qnQjaay0NB- Simon Jones (SimonJonesNews)
January 18, 2016
Since the beginning of the year, nearly 30 000 people, mostly from Africa and the Middle East, made the crossing to Europe, according to figures from the UNHCR. That is six times more than in January 2015 very.
amsterdam - The tens of thousands of refugees since the start of 2016 in Europe have arrived, have a new enemy in: the fast spreading of the frost.
From Lesbos to Lageso, the shelter in Berlin, the temperatures have already dropped to around or well below freezing. A member of Human Rights Watch shared via Twitter images of a snow storm on the Greek island that is flooded for months by asylum seekers, mainly from Syria.
Further north is hardly better. Snow and wind ravage migrants running from Macedonia to a reception in Serbia. At night the temperature drops to ten degrees below freezing, but with a wind force four rubs the wind chill even at minus twenty to one. During the day the temperature is just below zero.
In Calais, where thousands of refugees are waiting for the right moment to stabbing over to Britain, is today just begun with the razing of one third of the 'jungle'.
At temperatures around freezing point is home to a quarter of the inhabitants of the camp burnt and flattened by bulldozers. The new home of the refugees takes but fifty new people every day. Aid workers fear that hundreds of migrants over the coming night or nights to spend outdoors.
The video was put online by a reporter from the BBC.
Morning in the Calais jungle.
pic. twitter. com / qnQjaay0NB- Simon Jones (SimonJonesNews)
January 18, 2016
Since the beginning of the year, nearly 30 000 people, mostly from Africa and the Middle East, made the crossing to Europe, according to figures from the UNHCR. That is six times more than in January 2015 very.
From Lesbos to Lageso, the shelter in Berlin, the temperatures have already dropped to around or well below freezing. A member of Human Rights Watch shared via Twitter images of a snow storm on the Greek island that is flooded for months by asylum seekers, mainly from Syria.
Further north is hardly better. Snow and wind ravage migrants running from Macedonia to a reception in Serbia. At night the temperature drops to ten degrees below freezing, but with a wind force four rubs the wind chill even at minus twenty to one. During the day the temperature is just below zero.
In Calais, where thousands of refugees are waiting for the right moment to stabbing over to Britain, is today just begun with the razing of one third of the 'jungle'.
At temperatures around freezing point is home to a quarter of the inhabitants of the camp burnt and flattened by bulldozers. The new home of the refugees takes but fifty new people every day. Aid workers fear that hundreds of migrants over the coming night or nights to spend outdoors.
The video was put online by a reporter from the BBC.
Morning in the Calais jungle.
pic. twitter. com / qnQjaay0NB- Simon Jones (SimonJonesNews)
January 18, 2016
Since the beginning of the year, nearly 30 000 people, mostly from Africa and the Middle East, made the crossing to Europe, according to figures from the UNHCR. That is six times more than in January 2015 very.
Major snowstorm on Lesbos, Greece, adds to the misery for refugees.
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January 18, 2016 
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