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Grecia afirma que tendrá listo un nuevo campo para migrantes en Lesbos ‘en cinco días’

Miles de familias llevan varias noches durmiendo sobre el asfalto, en las aceras o campos

Children walk past asylum seekers waiting for food distribution along the roadside where thousands are living with out shelter and exposed to the elements following the burning down of their camp, near the Kara Tepe camp on the island of Lesbos on September 13, 2020. - Over 11,000 people -- including some 4,000 children -- have been sleeping rough since the notoriously overcrowded and unsanitary camp of Moria burned down this week..Aided by army bulldozers, work crews have worked round-the-clock to erect a makeshift camp for 3,000 people a few kilometres from the ruins of Moria where the first 500 refugees are already accomodated. (Photo by LOUISA GOULIAMAKI / AFP)
Children walk past asylum seekers waiting for food distribution along the roadside where thousands are living with out shelter and exposed to the elements following the burning down of their camp, near the Kara Tepe camp on the island of Lesbos on September 13, 2020. - Over 11,000 people -- including some 4,000 children -- have been sleeping rough since the notoriously overcrowded and unsanitary camp of Moria burned down this week..Aided by army bulldozers, work crews have worked round-the-clock to erect a makeshift camp for 3,000 people a few kilometres from the ruins of Moria where the first 500 refugees are already accomodated. (Photo by LOUISA GOULIAMAKI / AFP) LOUISA GOULIAMAKI
Se calcula que en el campo de Moria vivían unos 4.000 niños. Foto :Reproducción. Se calcula que en el campo de Moria vivían unos 4.000 niños. Foto :Reproducción. (LOUISA GOULIAMAKI/AFP)

Atenas. Las autoridades griegas afirmaron este domingo que las nuevas instalaciones, destinadas a acoger a solicitantes de asilo actualmente en las calles tras la destrucción del enorme y sórdido campo de Moria, en la isla de Lesbos, estarán listas “en cinco días”, en tanto los migrantes han vuelto a manifestarse.

“En cinco días la operación estará finalizada. Todo el mundo será instalado en el nuevo campamento”, indicó el ministro de Migraciones griego, Notis Mitarachi, quien ha visitado Lesbos durante dos días para coordinar los trabajos.

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