السلطات التركية تضبط 102 أجنبي خلال محاولتهم التسلل إلى خارج البلاد

For use in the Refugee Crisis Appeal Miratovac, Macedonia-Serbia border Approximately five to six thousand refugees have been arriving in Serbia across the Macedonia border every day. Many arrive exhausted, cold, covered in mud, and carrying the possessions they need for their onward journey. In Miratovac (on the Serbian side of the Macedonian border), ACT Alliance partner Philanthropy welcomes refugees and distributes humanitarian aid. They are providing wellington boots, coats for children, socks, baby food, nappies, and snacks. Temperatures now reach as low as 4 degrees and many people are still arriving without socks, adequate footwear, or warm clothes. Philanthropy currently has a presence in Miratovac 16 hours a day, but is soon to provide assistance 24 hours a day. Once passing through Miratovac, refugees walk a further 2km before boarding buses to the town of Presevo where they are registered. From there, most make the onward journey by bus (several hours) to Sid on the Serbia-Croatia border, before continuing their journey to Croatia, and onwards to a place of refuge.