[ad_1]
In fact, late at night they exploded and episodes between refugees and migrants and police officers.
Specifically, the MAT forces had lined up at the Panagiouda intersection to Do not allow to thousands of people who move to your city Of Mytilene.
The men of MAT used tear gas to repel the world, which has lit fire and remains in place.
MAT teams have exclude the area from all surrounding towns and try to prevent them from moving to the city, with refugees and migrants to react and continue the tension, to be expected hold out until morning, when will be decided by the state to which these people will be transferred.
Police work is hard enough as it should be isolate Thousands people who have been made homeless.
On the other hand, the residents Quick intense worry for this situation too 35 people have been found positive in coronavirus and as it has been known, only 8 of them have been identified.
The fire in the KYT keeps burning
It is recalled that the new fireplace erupted shortly after seven o’clock Wednesday afternoon and burning tents which had not been burned by the previous fire, with the KYT now completely destroyed.
In the tents there were gas canisters and bottles LPG, creating explosions, with the Fire Department on foot.
The causes of the fire remain unknown at the moment.
Chrysochoidis in Mytilene
At the same time, according to exclusive information of CNN Greece, The Minister of Civil Protection also goes to the island, Michalis Chrysochoidis.
The situation in Moria is explosive and now as they said competent sources at CNN Greece the problem in Moria has Let’s go of immigrant and evolves into national security problem.
The Minister of Migration Policy, Notis Mitarakis, with whom talked about he CNN Greece characterized critical he condition prevailing in Moria, highlighting that the government and the competent authorities are closely monitoring developments and that crime phenomena will not go unpunished.
The same it will remain on the island overnight.
PHOTO 1/11
Photo 1/11
Source: CNN Greece / Evdokia Mytili
Photo 2/11
Source: CNN Greece / Evdokia Mytili
Photo 3/11
Source: CNN Greece / Evdokia Mytili
Photo 4/11
Source: CNN Greece / Evdokia Mytili
Photo 5/11
Source: CNN Greece / Evdokia Mytili
Photo 6/11
Source: CNN Greece / Evdokia Mytili
Photo 7/11
Source: CNN Greece / Evdokia Mytili
Photo 8/11
Source: CNN Greece / Evdokia Mytili
Photo 9/11
Source: CNN Greece / Evdokia Mytili
Photo 10/11
Source: CNN Greece / Evdokia Mytili
Photo 11/11
Source: CNN Greece / Evdokia Mytili
Georgiadis: Deportation of those who participated in the episodes
At the same time, the Minister of Development and Investments, Adonis Georgiades stated through his Twitter account that those who participated in the episodes should be deported.
Specifically, the minister wrote the following: “People who do not respect the laws of the Hellenic Republic and who destroy public property do not have the right to asylum in Greece. “Everyone involved in the incidents should be automatically deported: ‘Immigrants:’ Bye Bye Moria ‘at the time of the fire.”
The island is in a state of emergency
It is recalled that the entire island has been declared emergency situation, for the fire that broke out in the early hours of the morning in the camp.
As indicated in the corresponding statement: “By order of the Vice Minister of Civil Protection and Crisis Management, Nikos Hardalia and decision of the Secretary General of Civil Protection, Vassilios Papageorgiou, is proclaimed in emergency situation Civil Protection of the Lesbos Regional Unit, for reasons of public health “.
This declaration is valid as of today, September 9 and for four months.
Mitarakis: The phenomena of crime will not go unpunished
By phenomena crimes that will not go unpunished, the Minister of Immigration and Asylum Notis Mitarakis spoke earlier today, during the joint press conference with the Minister of the Interior Taki Theodorikako and the president of EODY Panagiotis Arkoumaneas in Mytilene for the situation in Moria.
“Crime phenomena like the ones we experienced yesterday will not go unpunished,” he said. Mitarakis, saying that the events were initiated by asylum seekers after the quarantine imposed due to the detection of cases.
He said eight of the 35 cases were identified and taken to the second isolation cell.
Referring to the damage, he said that administration facilities, other administrative facilities and only part of the accommodation area have been destroyed. Likewise, the intensive care unit of the new health unit of the structure was burned, while material disasters have occurred in the accommodation areas of the general population, which will be repaired in the next period of time.
“The police have taken all the necessary measures for the safety of the citizens,” he continued.
According to Mr. Mitarakis, 1,000 vulnerable asylum seekers who resided in the KYT of Moria you will be accommodated on a Blue Star Ferries ship which is scheduled to arrive today at the port of Mytilene and in two navy barges that will go to the island tomorrow.
The remainder of the approximately 3,500 homeless asylum seekers will be housed in scenes which were sent from other parts of the country and will be located in areas of the KYT that were not affected by the fire and in third places that will be indicated by the local government.
Mr. Mitarakis announced that the Greek government’s request, which is already being discussed in Europe, is “the redistribution of the residents of Moria to other member states.”
“We are receiving a huge wave of support, which must be turned into action,” he said. Molecules need a closed and controlled structure which will guarantee dignified and humane living conditions for the residents there.
Mitsotakis: The situation cannot continue
HE Prime Minister in a statement he expressed his sadness for what happened in KYT by Moria , stating at the same time that this situation cannot continue because as he explains there is a serious problem National security In the area
“I express my regret for yesterday’s events in Moria. I acknowledge the difficult conditions. However, nothing can become an alibi for the violent reactions to medical checks. And, much more, for disturbances of this magnitude.” The situation in Moria cannot continue because it is at the same time a matter of public health, humanity and national security, “says Mr. Mitsotakis in his statement, adding:
“The whole island is preached in emergency situation. Which means that all national resources and all national forces will help you. All the unaccompanied children are already leaving today.
I even informed them about it European authorities with whom, after all, we are in constant cooperation. The problem of managing migratory waves is also mainly European.
Greece has already lifted a burden much heavier than its share. Tomorrow the Vice President of the European Commission will visit Mytilene, Margaritis Schoinas, with whom I will have a meeting on Friday. “
[ad_2]
