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Greece: Official figures: refugees and migrants on Aegean islands, 1 March 2017

01 March 2017

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Official figures: refugees and migrants on Aegean islands, 1 March 2017
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The detention centres on the Aegean isladns of Lesvos, Samos and Kos are still massively overcrowded, with Samos holding 1695 "guests" despite its capacity of 850. As of 8:00 on 1 March, 139 people had arrived on the islands.

See: SUMMARY STATEMENT OF REFUGEE FLOWS TO EASTERN AEGEAN ISLANDS 01/03/2017 - AT 10:00 (pdf)

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