it had to ship these foodstuffs to belgium. when it ships entered the european war, they were required to navigate carefully and display special banners, lest they be seized by the british navy or subjected to german submarine attack. when the food laden vessels reached the neutral dutch port of rotterdam, their cargo had to be unloaded into isolated belgium. once inside the occupied country, the supplies had to be prepared for human consumption and mills, dairies and bakeries. then the food had to be distributed equitably among more than 7 million men, women and children. as part of its multifaceted work, they needed to verify that the daily food allotments reach their intended recipients and not the german army of occupation, which had pledged not to steal the food or interfere that the british were not about to take the germans'word for. -- for it. working with hoover was a devoted network of tens of thousands of belgian volunteers who handled the distribution of food to all the communities throughout their land. in the orga

invading german army over belgium. depended on important food for most of its consumption get trapped between a hostile occupier and a british naval blockade, the civilian population of belgium faced starvation, unless sustenance could somehow be obtained from the outside world. with the approval of an past four-page and the acquiescence of the warring, british and german, governments hoover established on october 22nd, 1914, a neutral malevolent into the call the commission for relief and belgium, the crp to purchase transport and deliver food to the beleaguered populous, initially no one anticipated that says humanitarian mission would last more than a few months. instead, as the clash degenerated into a gruesome stalemate on the western front, movers emergency relief undertaking for belgium turned into an elaborate enterprise without precedent in human history and organized rescue of an entire nation from the threat of starvation in the middle of a war. within a few months, hoover and his team of mostly american vol

and how long they have spent in belgium.ent in belgium. all things they want to try to identify. to give you a sense of what they have been trying to deal with we have been here this evening and just in the last 45 minutes, i think we have pictures of this, we have witnessed four migrants, trying to come down to the port in zeebrugge, who were looking for a way into the port, trying not to be seen and went down the road looking for a way into the ferry terminal at port authorities reacted quickly and the men then left the scene. this site here is a giant port and there has been real pressure growing in recent months, as in pro mac places like calais, the security has improved, 100 kilometres away. here, 4000 trucks and trailers a day going back—and—forth to the uk so it is a pretty difficultjob to keep the security here going. there is cooperation at the minute already between the uk authorities and the belgian authorities. but the motorway network extends here into the port, the traffic is through here, and despite all of t

from belgium. the but far supplants there is nothing unusual about this cargo truck parked an industrial estate in the town of gray's east of london. but when police forced open its doors in the early hours of wednesday they made a gruesome discovery the lifeless bodies of thought to 9 people. in the. emergency services attended but sadly all 39 people inside the container had died. early indications suggest that one of these paper was a teenager the restimulate to be adults. a murder investigation was launched and the lorry driver a 25 year old man from northern ireland was arrested on suspicion of murder i mean mains in place custody prime minister prime minister boris johnson expressed his condolences in parliament. so the whole house will be shocked by the appalling news that 39 bodies have been discovered in a lorry container in essex this is an arm imaginable tragedy and truly heartbreaking i know that the thoughts and prayers of all members are with those who lost their lives and their loved

question the driver of the truck the bodies were found in essex east of london after to arrive from belgium lawrence lee has more. the belgian and the british authorities say they've noticed a spike in attempts at people trafficking from belgium since the french authorities closed down the camps in cali and dunkirk and so it seems the criminal gangs are looking at belgium instead as a route to the u.k. and apparently favoring refrigerated containers to put these people in is absolutely hideous as all that sounds politicians over here are expressing their horror and same keep saying much more must be done against these criminal gangs while completely ignoring the facts as human rights organizations keep saying these criminal gangs only make a living out of this because the asylum policies across the european union absolutely terrible and the e.u. keeps trying to put up fences and stop people coming in the 1st place and that's the reason why it's so lucrative for criminal gangs to exploit people in this way just today that they often this happened east of london the european parliament in str

it means belgium have qualified for the finals with three games to spare.k lead against the netherlands with a goal from josh magennis after 75 minutes. but the dutch turned it round with goals from memphis depay and luuk dejong in the last 10 minutes. depay scored again in stoppage time to complete a 3—1 victory. both teams are locked in a three—way tie with germany at the top of group c. we knew what to expect, we knew they would definitely bring a lot of passion, a lot of hard work on the pitch and we have to give them credit as well. they put a lot of motor on us at times. obviously there was loads of space even to play through it but they did well and we tried to keep putting pressure on them, keep creating chances and obviously it wasn't our best game. we would have been delighted to come here and get a point because it playing in belfast to qualify, that was taken away from us to qualify, that was taken away from us in the last few minutes so we have to regroup for the last two games and get as much as we can out of the remaining two games. elsewhere

via belgium. supporters of bolivian president evo morales and his main rival carlos mesa have clashed in the city of santa cruz rawls has accused his opponent of trying to stage a coup maze asas bolivia's presidential election last weekend was undermined by a gigantic from. this is deja vu news from berlin for more news you can always go to our website w dot com still to come. mario drawing is on his way out of the european central bank museum bait you once said he would do whatever it takes to save the euro has he succeeded we'll take a look at roger's legacy on the end of a business. that's up next i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks so much big. boy. you're a. what unites. what divides. trucking or. what binds the continent together. to answers and stories aplenty. spotlight on people. 60 minutes on d w. 2 fronts dear antone oh dear cecilia distance opposite us i'm sitting on the terrace in twilight and it's peaceful my 3 grandchildren struggle untroubled as asked outside when i wa

and how long it spent in belgium.ry to identify but to give you a sense of what they are trying to deal with, we have been here this evening and we witnessed, i think we have pictures of this, four migraines trying to come down here to the port, looking for a way into the port and were trying not to be seen and they went down the road looking for a way into the ferry terminal and the port authorities reacted quickly, then the men then left the scene. this site here is a giant port and there has been real pressure in recent months, as places like calais, the security has improved and that is 100 km away and hear 4000 trucks and trailers that they go back and forth to the uk so it is a pretty difficultjob to keep the security here going. there is cooperation at the minute, already between the uk authorities and the belgian authorities but the motorway network extends here into the port, the traffic is through here, and despite all of that effort to increase security and increase intelligence gathering, the trade as we h

was it over in belgium in zeebrugge, where the container arrived on tuesday afternoon?e they actually inside that container? so for that reason, this will be an international investigation and will require a lot of cooperation between britain and the authorities in belgium, and also now the chinese authorities. the embassy from china here in london said that here in —— hearing the news of this was very, very distressing, as you can imagine. now during the course of the day, we know the home secretary has met the officer leading the investigation here in essex. she described the deaths as horrific, and police are also being given more time to question the lorry driver from northern ireland who has been arrested on inspection of murder. as you've been hearing, the trailer arrived in purfleet on the river thames from zeebrugge in belgium, from where our correspondent anna holligan sent us this. it is kind of business as usual, at least on the surface here in zeebrugge today. about 4000 containers are travelling from here in belgium over to the uk every single day. and it's

it's thought the lorry crossed the english channel from zeebrugge in belgium.ays he'll lift all sanctions imposed on turkey over its incursion against the kurds in syria. he said ankara promised him its military operation in the region had stopped. and this story is getting a lot of attention on bbc.com. google says it's made a computing breakthrough, claiming a new revolutionary type of machine completed a calculation in just over three minutes that would take a conventional supercomputer 10,000 yea rs to process. that's all. stay with bbc world news.

the question is where was it before it was in belgium? the where was it before it was in belgium ?here was it before it was in belgium? the truck was registered in bulgaria but we have established overnight that it hadn't actually been to bulgaria itself for about two years. and the bulgarian authorities, the ministry there, has told us it is highly unlikely any of the deceased were bulgarian nationals. meanwhile, one man remains in police custody, being questioned here in essex but no charges have been brought. for the moment, thank you. there's one week before the uk were supposed to leave the eu. brussels is still considering what length of extension to offer. but there are signs some aren't happy with the prime minister's plans to try and force an election if departure is delayed until next year. 0ur political correspondent nick eardley is in westminster for us this morning — what more can you tell us? we are still waiting for details on whether and how long the eu will grantan whether and how long the eu will grant an extension four. in the meantime, there are concerns about w

the dead were chinese citizens the bodies were found east of london after the trailer arrived from belgium lawrence lee reports. the belgian and the british authorities say they've noticed a spike in attempts at people trafficking from belgium since the french authorities closed down the camps in cali and dunkirk and so it seems the criminal gangs are looking at belgium instead as a route to the u.k. and apparently favoring refrigerated containers to put these people in is absolutely hideous as all that sounds politicians over here are expressing their horror and same keep saying much more must be done against these criminal gangs while completely ignoring the facts as human rights organizations keep saying these criminal gangs only make a living out of this because the asylum policies across the european union absolutely terrible and the e.u. keeps trying to put up fences and stop people coming in the 1st place and that's the reason why it's so lucrative for criminal gangs to exploit people in this way just today that they often this happened east of london the european parliament in stra

people from china died in the back of a truck it's believed they were taken through bulgaria and belgiums groups warn such cases are likely to increase as european countries tighten their immigration rules will bring in gas in just a moment but 1st this report by cadillac. security camera footage shows the truck driving past a storage facility in essex in england after arriving from belgium early on wednesday morning less than an hour later paramedics and police make a grim discovery inside the bodies of 39 chinese nationals this matter has attracted national and international interest and it's absolutely imperative that the operation is conducted with the utmost respect for the 39 people who have lost their lives a 25 year old driver has been arrested on suspicion of murder it's believed he drove the front part of the truck from northern ireland to pick up the container which is registered in bulgaria to an irish woman piece of raided 3 properties in northern ireland they believe a link to the case british prime minister bars johnson promised to bring those responsible to justice this i

people from china died in the back of a truck it's believed they were taken through bulgaria and belgiumts groups warn such cases are likely to increase as european countries tighten their immigration rules will bring in gas in just a moment but 1st this report by cadillac. security camera footage shows the truck driving past a storage facility in essex in england after arriving from belgium early on wednesday morning less than an hour later paramedics and police make a grim discovery inside the bodies of 39 chinese nationals this matter has attracted national and international interest and it's absolutely imperative that the operation is conducted with the utmost respect for the 39 people who have lost their lives a 25 year old driver has been arrested on suspicion of murder it's believed he drove the front part of the truck from northern ireland to pick up the container which is registered in bulgaria to an irish woman piece of raided 3 properties in northern ireland they believe a link to the case british prime minister bars johnson promised to bring those responsible to justice this

she shaved off two tenths ofa belgium.he spring turtles. and then it made a 71 cm improvement in the shot put, she had a really, really good year. she has set a personal best this season as well. but she is a very fierce competitor, so johnson thompson will have to be out on her best for the second day to make it does my goals for britain in two days. while we await the second day of the habitat the line, with a great deal of hopefully not having tempted fate, thank you very much indeed. after two defeats in their opening game of the champions league. liverpool and chelsea have their first wins of the competition. but, neither had the smoothest ride. adam wild has been watching the games tonight, and is at the touch—screen. adam, we had nine goals in one match involving a premier league team last night. they nearly matched it at anfield this evening. liverpool fans have been treated to some extraordinary games at anfield of late, this, just another one. they were very keen to get the defence of their european title up and

of terrors of 8 percent on frozen fries from belgium the netherlands and germany last year it claims their import prices were all deficient and only concerns a total value of $25000000.00 euros a year but the symbolic value is huge for belgium which argues that if invented the french fries. and that wraps up the show on chris thanks for watching. as crowd. will reach a romantic council and nuclear power plant. in france approved the use of nuclear power it's part of the country's now. just. think oh it goes he cold fashion. calls made from trash. pretty colors from bacteria. and may not mass for. sustainable ethical and that's beautiful fashion. in 60 minutes on d w. i don't need to see a day available for the over that's in home the force i'm going to hold close to see me that it's not about. the bottom of the valley that the last dragons in this world hasn't called to hold. on. after the fall of the berlin wall nov 9th on d.w. . the beaches of normandy are famously beautiful except for one blot on the landscape . the film one v nuclear power plant partly of skewered by the haze on

issued a new european arrest warrant for the former catalan president who's now living in exile in belgium he called the verdict an act of revenge. or cattle and whether they support or oppose independence that above all they value freedom and democracy and unite under a single banner and say enough. i come on them to turn the indignation in the face of injustice into a positive energy that breaks down walls that the steps of the italian redeemed in their tracks. let's bring in our guests then who joined us from barcelona today here there's this head of the international team a board member of on the i'm cultural a catalan cultural association whose president jordi who shot who was sentenced to 9 years in jail at all said barcelona christian herbals eid up the director of the international cattle an institute for peace good to have you with us. where do these verdicts in the prison sentences leave the independence movement in catalonia has it failed has it failed in the best of luck well i don't want representing the national front because the new build up has always done something for dem

it means belgium have qualified for the finals with three games to spare.cs championships in stuttgart. she came top in the women's all—around event, winning with a 2.1 margin, for her 22nd world medal and 16th gold overall. biles could overtake the all—time medal total, it means the world to me. for me, that's kind of unheard—of so it's really exciting but we finished strong and we gave it our all england can secure qualification for next summer's european championship, if they beat the czech republic in prague later today. they're top of their group with four wins out of four, and three points ahead of the czechs in second place. there is of course the uefa process, and we have to have faith in the process, again was recently stopped in italy because of that. and then everything else is hypothetical because we don't know the situation we will be in as a team, or that i'll be in as a manager. but we are very clear in terms of the staff, what would need to happen. tennis and friday is quarter—finals day at the shanghai masters, with the top two seeds, novak

and only concerns a total value of $25000000.00 euros a year but the symbolic value is huge from belgium which argues that it invented the french fry. and that wraps up the show on thanks for watching your back to. see if he learns. conflict in the philippines. between the muslim and the christian population last finance funders occupied the city center in 2017 president of church's response was. please e-mail me with. the. reconquest turned into tragedy this is not the kind of freedom that we want. to didn't we become a geek way to islamist terror. an exclusive report from a destroyed city. film of the science of ah yes starts october 24th on d w. v i was watching a positive train all in the water the poorest of the poor in poor countries. valuing education they are demanding good quality education for their children because what it wanted also realize that if they have to have good quality programs some good quality consumers they need look quality skilled workforce i'm very confident that in 2050 no child or no i don't really demand illiterate that is the funny moment going tonight th

belgium's nicolas colsaerts has ended a 7—year title drought to win the french open on sunday, finishingn 12 under par. he only managed a one over par 72 in the final round and demark‘sjb hansen looked like he might threaten for the title.

no prize colombia it's not terrorism 8 percent of frozen fries from belgium the netherlands and germany last year it claims their import prices were artificially low it only concerns a total value of $25000000.00 euros a year but the symbolic value is huge for belgium which argues that it invented the french fry. and the draft of a program thanks for watching. as crown. reaches the magic castle and nuclear power plant. in france approve the use of nuclear power that's part of the country's national identity. 60 minutes. i'm scared that the. i work not hard and in the end this is a me you're not allowed to steal and more we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were alliances. what's your story. 'd with numbers of women especially in victims of violence in. take part and send us your story we are trying always to understand this new culture. another visitor another yes you want to become a citizen. in for migrants your platform for reliable information. take the trip on us go christmas market hopping with dolly coming. up to talk about . hotels. and to just.

about 4000 containers are travelling from here in belgium to the uk every single day.a hotspot for people smugglers as we know and as the authorities have known from at least 2016, so much so that the uk has a permanent presence here, to border force teams, and we know that this is where they came from, so the harbour master has been given a bit more detail about the type of security they have in place year, so lorries coming into the sport are filmed and the drivers identified, and then they carried out co2 sensor scans on the lorries and containers that have canvas tops, but not on those that are sealed, unless there is any sign that the seal has been tampered with and of course we know these 39 people were inside a sealed refrigerated container which is why they couldn't escape by themselves. so that is one of the things they are looking at here, so this whole issue of people smuggling from belgium, moving up potentially from calais is something the locals are conscious of, and also the local may r. he said they have an average 50 migrants picked up here every singl

to the elections 27 seen how to help things out that held up the perforations belgium which is set to just over half the numbers it promised said it had received suspended the recess a month because the number of asylum applications from people already in belgium was higher than they'd expected it to are there are consequences to this absolutely i mean some of the people waiting to be resettled those people in some of the camps in libya people who've been in fact waits it's in neighboring new. under u.n. program and the u.n. refugee and refugee agency is trying to use resettlement to get people out as soon as possible of those terrible conditions in libya but they're saying without the places available to send people to it's not happening fast enough all right tom wills crunching the numbers from our they did see tom thank you very much. as the clock is ticking for british and european union leaders who are hoping to reach an agreement on breaks it with just over 2 weeks to go before the deadline prime minister boris johnson is under immense pressure to secure a deal or to face parlia

and he fled to belgium after that failed in depends. spit back in 2017 the warrant comes after the supreme court convicted 12 other kettle on separatist leaders 9 of whom were given lengthy prison sentences today. the signs in barcelona read free the political prison as. after the judgment was declared thousands took to the streets that outraged by the long verdict handed down to cut and then yes separatist leader has a sentence yesterday let him think this sentence is horribly unfair it goes against 2 fundamental rights freedom of demonstration and freedom of expression that explain. this punishment is a disgrace the truth is our democratic system is incompetent is not and if i could try this is unbelievable. but for the supreme court in madrid it is clear that the council on leadership is guilty of sedition. the former vice president orioles youngcare as the sentenced to 13 years in prison and 8 other defendants also received lengthy prison sentences. according to the judges those sentenced organize the independence referendum in octo

president carlos put him on who fled to belgium after the failed 2017 independence bid turned himself into police there on friday after spain reactivated its arrest warrant for him a judge released him without bail setting a court date for the end of october that's when belgium authorities will decide whether to comply with the arrest warrant and extradite him to spain they declined to do so in 2017. kurdish forces in syria have accused turkey of violating its 5 day pause in hostilities there they cite ongoing attacks on a syrian border town which turkey denies however president right here says his forces will resume its offensive unless kurdish militias retreat from the border region. a far cry from a ceasefire. this is the syrian border town of rest. less than 20 kilometers away the wounded arrive at hospital according to the syrian observatory for human rights over 10 civilians were killed in the fighting just on friday during an apparent truce. as turkish forces continued to enter northern syria local residents in tel aviv yet say fighting their house stopped this town which also

and how long it spent in belgium.ngs that they want to try to identify, but to give you a sense of what they're trying to deal with. we have been here injust the past trying to deal with. we have been here in just the past 45 minutes and we witnessed this, and we have pictures of this, for migrants trying to come down to the port in zeebrugge who were looking for a way into the port and they were trying not to be seen and they went down the road looking for a way into the ferry terminal and the port authorities acted quickly and the men left the scene. this site is a giant port and there has been real pressure in recent months as places like calais, the security has improved there, that is a hundred kilometres away and hear 4000 trucks and trailers a day go back and forth to the uk so it's a pretty difficult job to keep the security here going. let's now speak to ahmad al—rashid. he travelled from syria to the uk in 2015. after 55 days, he made it to britain hiding in the back of a lorry. he's with us now. thank you v

carries the sad news belgian paralympian marieke vervoort has ended her own life through euthanasia in belgium at the age of a0. marieke vervoort, who won gold and silver at the london 2012 paralympics, and two further medals at rio 2016, had an incurable degenerative muscle disease. and finally up, up and away. the daily mail has this picture of a drone—like flying taxi that is being tested in singapore. named the ‘volocopter‘, the self—flying aircraft is expected to be put into use in as little as two years‘ time. with me is henry bonsu, who's a broadcaster and international conference host. let's get started. the arab news, interesting to see their take on this agreement reached between russia and turkey. they call it historic. let's remember why we are here. this is because of a phone call from donald trump to the turkish president that enabled the turks to feel they have the right to enter syria and create what they thought would be a chance to drive out the way pg who are considered by them to be linked to the so—called terrorist pkk and they want to create a safe zone. that the bombardm

police said the trailer arrived, on a ferry from zeebrugge, in belgium, into purfleet on the river thamesing just after midnight. the driver of the lorry has been named in northern ireland as 25—year—old mo robinson. he is being questioned on suspicion of murder. this matter has attracted national and international interest, and it's absolutely imperative that the operation is conducted with the utmost respect for the 39 people who have lost their lives. grays is at the centre of a huge haulage network. where the lorries are stopping overnight and people are coming out of them. some here are shocked, but not surprised. this cabbie says he and his colleagues are often approached by desperate people. all they do, is they come up, they can't speak english, they hand you a phone, you speak to someone on the other end of a phone, and they ask you to take them to an address. it's normally round by london. i've seen six people getting out of the back of a lorry in the same location. this man didn't want to be identified. as has my best friend, seen people running out of a lorry, and scattering i

forming a government after the elections in 2017 how to help things that held up the perforations belgium which is set to just over half the numbers it promised said it had responded to recess a month because the number of asylum applications from people already in belgium was higher than they'd expected to are there are consequences to this absolutely i mean some of the people waiting to be resettled are those people in some of the camps in libya people who've been in fact waits in neighboring new. under u.n. program and the u.n. refugee refugee agency is trying to use recess cement to get people out as soon as possible of those terrible conditions in libya but they're saying without the places available to send people to it's not happening fast enough right will is crunching the numbers from our view they did see tom thank you very much well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world in britain a 30 year old man has been jailed for a minimum of 15 years for attempted murder in august sally deliberately drove his car into pedestrians cyclists and poli

and that truck had also arrived from zeebrugge in belgium.eased, but smaller ports, like purfleet and zeebrugge, are more vulnerable to people smuggling. this is an official from the uk's immigration services union explaining why. we don't have the facility to check the vast majority of freight which arrives in the uk, whether it moves or not. but it certainly is the case that disconnected freight containers, which are then transported separately, are somewhat less likely, unless we have intelligence to the contrary that suggest we need to do that. but we don't have the facilities and we don't have the space to check every single arriving container in the uk. that is hundreds of thousands of pieces every day. and what about the security at zeebreggue port, where the container carrying the people came from? anna holligan is there. well, this is just tiny section of water at a sprawling port. and a proximally 4,000 containers travel from here in zeebrugge over to the uk every single day, containing things like cars and natural gases. but it is

, how long it spent in belgium. a sense of what they are trying to deal with, we have been here this evening and just in the past 45 minutes, we witness for migrants trying to come down here to the port in zeebrugge, who we re here to the port in zeebrugge, who were looking for a way in to the port, trying not to be seen. they went down the road looking for a way into the ferry terminal and port authorities reacted quickly and the man then left the scene. this site isa giant man then left the scene. this site is a giant port and that has been a real pressure in recent months as places like calais, the security has improved. here 4000 trucks and trailers going back and forth to the uk so it isa trailers going back and forth to the uk so it is a pretty difficultjob to keep the security here going. let's get some of the day's other news: ambassadors from european union countries meeting in brussels say a decision on whether to grant london's request for an extension to the brexit process has been delayed. diplomats say

small port town in wales now just a minutes ago we learned that this truck apparently went through belgium and straight into the county of x. essex so took a very straight line and ended up here in this industrial area it's all a bit murky at this point the interesting question will be how much did the driver really know i was talking to a truck driver. unrelated to this issue of course but who told me that he that most of the time the drivers don't really know what they are carrying in the back of their trucks and this is what authorities are of course now having a very close look at this 25 year old northern irish driver home much did he know and what really happened on this journey from apparently boag area to essex especially as he is being held now on charges of murder of 39 people charlotte potts with the very latest there thank you charlotte. let's get a quick check now some other stories making news around the world nearly half of the population of north korea is under nourished according to the united nations a u.n. special investigation has found that $11000000.00 people are faci

election in 2017 who held things up and they were hoping to catch up in the coming weeks and months belgium on the other hand which is accepted just over half the number. that suspended the resettlement program because of an increase in trying to match occasions from people who are already in belgium. so this does not happen i mean you say the deadline for this is this month and then watch what are the consequences well european commission and now working to an extent that that line of the end yes so there is a little bit of additional people to catch up. things are really going to have to meet up. and pledge on the end of the year and some of the people who are immediately affected by this refugees insentient and to libya for example the united nations refugee agency trying to use resettlement places to get people out of libya quickly as it can. but i think that without places they can't get even out of libya you know and people rent and ending up in temporary camps which will come filling up we heard ankle america thank you want to you know what she called illegal immigration and united n

here in 2017 would help things up and they were hoping to catch up in the coming weeks and months belgium on the other hand which is accepted just over half the numbers that promised said suspended the resettlement program because of an increase in asylum applications from people who are already in belgium so if this does not happen and you say the deadline for this is this month then then what's one of the consequences well european commission has told us it's now working to an extended deadline of the end of the year so there is a little bit of a chance for people to catch up but things we're really going to have to speed up if they don't meet the 50000 pledge by the end of the year and some of the people who are immediately affected by this are refugees insentient senses in libya for example the united nations refugee agency is trying to use these resettlement places to get people out of libya as quickly as it can. but they saying that without the places they can't get people out of libya fast enough and people aren't ending up in temporary camps which rules are filling up we had angel