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GREECE: Migrant centers slated for islands

17 September 2012

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"Authorities have decided to set up four new reception centers for immigrants on islands of the Aegean to tackle a rising influx of would-be migrants into Greece by sea that has been prompted by more effective policing along the Turkish land border. The decision to set up the centers -- which, Kathimerini understands, will be located on Chios, Lesvos, Samos and Rhodes..."

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