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The giant refugee holding cells in the Aegean

03 October 2016

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"Everyone knows everyone else in the village of Vavyloi on the Greek island of Chios. Such intimacy had long meant an absence of crime and a feeling of security. That all changed about a month ago when farmers noticed onions and potatoes being gouged out of their fields overnight. When the house break-ins started, the villagers began forming four-man night patrols."

See: The giant refugee holding cells in the Aegean (IRIN, link)

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