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The establishment of the temporary KYT in Kara Tepe in Lesbos continues at a very rapid pace, where refugees and migrants left homeless after the destruction of the Moria camp will be transferred.
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Currently, large-scale earthworks were carried out at the Lesbos temporary reception and identification center, as well as in tents. At the same time, the Ministry of Immigration has already completed the configuration of the administrative areas at the entrance of the new center, a place to carry out COVID-19 controls, as well as a special area for the sanitary isolation of cases.
Video: The first phase of the temporary KYT setup in Kara Tepe
By Sunday afternoon, more than 300 migrants had set up tents and the resumption of the check-in and check-in process had started in the early hours of the morning, as the center would remain closed overnight for security reasons.
The process of feeding and supplying drinking water runs smoothly throughout the day. Furthermore, the tents have been mapped, while the placement of the beneficiaries in tents is done according to their nationality.
Video: New KYT Medical Office and Administration Center
It is noted that the process of entering the center presupposes the complete registration of the personal data of the beneficiaries, as well as the corresponding control for COVID-19. Seven virus-positive beneficiaries have already been identified.
In the following video it appears that the medical offices and administration center of the new KYT in Kara Tepe have been enabled with people rushing to complete the necessary paperwork as soon as possible.
European mobilization for Lesbos: sending humanitarian aid
The European Civil Protection Mechanism has been activated by what is happening in Lesbos in recent days, by order of Nikos Hardalias and six countries have already responded.
The Civil Protection announcement says:
“By order of the Deputy Minister of Civil Protection and Crisis Management, Nikos Hardalia, after continuous communication with the European Commission and the Director General of the competent DG ECHO, Ms Paraskevi Michou, as well as in constant coordination with the Permanent Representation of Greece before the EU, the Ministry of Civil Protection activated the European Civil Protection Mechanism yesterday September 12. The objective of the activation is to provide humanitarian aid to our country, after the situation that has been created in Moria, Lesbos, after the destruction of part of the housing structure for asylum seekers and immigrants.
Which countries responded to “SOS”
In this context, according to the Austrian Secretary General for Civil Protection, the Germany, he Denmark, he Finland, he Poland and the Sweden, which have already offered a significant amount of humanitarian aid to Greece, while a positive response is expected from other Member States. It is also noted that Switzerland also offered bilateral assistance to the Greek authorities on a bilateral basis.
The General Secretariat for Civil Protection is in permanent contact with the Emergency Response Coordination Center (ERCC) of the European Commission for optimal coordination of mission arrivals.
GGPP thanks the European Commission, as well as the Member States, for their prompt response and practical solidarity in handling the situation in Moria, Lesbos.
Mitarakis: The entry of immigrants into the new Kara Tepe camp continues without problems
At the same time, the Minister of Immigration and Asylum, Notis Mitarakis, stated that “the entry of asylum seekers to the new camp continues without problems, in which both the health units and the asylum services are fully operational”.
Mr Mitarakis said, among other things, that he continues to supply food and water, as well as the provision of health services to all asylum seekers “both those within the camp and those who, unfortunately, are outside the”.
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