‘A tragedy at any moment:’ Refugees forced to cope with winter cold
A migrant is half-covered with a thermal blanket while sleeping on the Greek island of Lesbos, after crossing a part of the Aegean Sea from the Turkish coast. (Reuters)
As soon as you reach the Greek border village of Eidomeni, it’s obvious that the number of migrants moving through overwhelmingly outnumbers the locals.
This is a tiny town that just 150 rural Greeks call home, but visit the town now and you’ll witness a never-ending flow of migrants on the move. Most carry only one bag of belongings strapped to their backs. Their entire lives have been reduced down to a single piece of luggage, though it’s clear they bring with them heavy emotional baggage from witnessing war.
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