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500,000 immigrants mostly from Syria waiting in Turkey to enter Greece: Cusotms

byCustoms Today Report
06/04/2015
in Greece, International Customs
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ATHENS: About 500,000 immigrants mostly from Syria are waiting in Turkey to enter Greece, according to information by the Greece’s Customs.

At a time when the citizen protection ministry decided to reduce by 30 percent the Customs guard forces in Xanthi, Orestiada and Drama, traffickers are standing by in Turkey waiting to smuggle into the country about half a million immigrants. In the three borders crossing points there are migrant detention centers with a capacity of 1880 people, currently housing 463 detainees. The number of guards was reduced since the number of detainees decreased.

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