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FYROM Raises Second Wire Fence on Border with Greece

08 February 2016

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"The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia is raising a second wire fence on its border with Greece, in the neutral zone between Idomeni and Gevgelija.

This is a measure along the European Union’s efforts for stricter control of the migrant inflow towards central and northern Europe.

On Saturday the FYROM army started cleaning the area and raising a second barbed wire fence parallel to the existing one on the neutral zone in the border crossing point between Idomeni and Gevgelija."

See the article: FYROM Raises Second Wire Fence on Border with Greece (Greek Reporter, link)

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