- croatia is very popular because of its sports. because as you can see we have a lot of great sailing and rowers and water sports are pretty popular. - it's a small country but you have it all, like from the snow to the sea, you can do everything, almost every sport here. croatians are active (laughs). - yeah, well we're about to get active right now. we're about to climb that wall of rock behind us. - woohoo (laughs). - okay, let's go. - [nicole] we're in paklenica national park, which is world renowned for the rock climbing community, especially here in croatia. andre from paklenica avanturist, has a top rope set up for us, meaning a line that has been secured at the top that will be controlled from the ground. ensuring that if we slip, our safety rope will catch us. i'm used to rock climbing on a wall with grips. - yeah, this is similar to wall. you will see. - okay. - it's pretty easy to climb. - how long it will take us to go up there? - if you are fast enough about half a minute. (laughter) - so, it's like half and hour for u

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gabrielle: only available in croatia. they will be sent to several european cities as gifts, just in time for good friday. nigel: take a look at this massive volcano or option in indonesia. smoke was billowing out over 9000 feet into the sky. scientists say this eruption was one the biggest since early last year. the government says areas as far as five miles away have been declared a high risk of danger zone.more than 10,000 have been evacuated since 2010. >> now your live super doppler 4 hd with a forecast. john: once those eggs hatch, there will be a little key wrecks inside. -- little t-rex inside. thank god the weekend is so close. i will have to wait until 11:30 tonight for my weekend once the news is over. like you really care, sorry, i'm rambling. snow showers through west virginia. these snow showers will continue around charleston, not south carolina, but west virginia. we might squeeze out a couple tennessee-north carolina line. the clouds are hanging tough in the mountains of northline up. another piece of ene

. >>> a suspected former nazi prison guard with ties to ohio has died in his native croatia. jacob denziger was 91. after the war he moved to the u.s., he settled here in ohio. he fled the country after the justice department uncovered his past. denziger was among dozens of nazi war criminals who collected social security. >>> a cleveland man, antoine bennett, shot and killed a man he is considered armed and dangerous. if you know of his whereabouts, you are asked to call akron police. >>> it is being called the largest heroin bust in the history of alliance. >> police seized 50 grams of uncut heroin with a street value of between $6000 and $10,000. this 38-year-old man was arrested for heroin tracking and possession. if convicted he faces up to 25 years in prison and $50,000 in fines. >>> a life saving aptote will be available at stores no ohio. -- antidote will be available at stores in ohio. cvs started offering narcan last month. >>> the metro health system opens its new freestanding clinic in cleveland heights. 7:30 this morning. >>> more deer drama in lynn. residents ho

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no one has come up with evidence of a single refugee trying to get from croatia into slovenia eitherefore or since the finishes was built apart from the official border crossings. any sense that this fence will protect slovenia from a threat makes no sense at all but what it does do is blight the lives of many citizen who is live on the border with croatia. >> 144 kilometers further along the fence lies some of sloveni slovenia's most beautiful scenery. here the fence runs along the river, beloved by adventurous holiday makers. others wonder how they'll get out of the water if the wire is in the way. >> when the army bought the wire next to the water, do you think they they didn't think about the consequences? >> no, they didn't think. nor did they talk with us. >> politicians, you mean? >> yes, to come and see what is happening here, what we are doing, is it necessary to put this wire and to have refugees here. but we didn't see nobody. >> up the road they tried to make the fence look less intimidating, but still it cuts through a camp site and along this field where they used to ho

and the balkan states of macedonia, serbia , croatia and sloaf slovenia, to identify and quickly deport those not considered war refugees, for migrants like jacob the current backlash against migrants ignores the real source of the problem. >> in my country there is a war, i will die, i must run away. this war must stop. just stop. immigrant or symptom coming here. for example, i will say, i don't like to stay here, i don't like it, no, no. >> next, breaking through the flood gates, the desperation crossing european borders and how refugees seeking shelter find themselves facing new exploitation. tensions are rising in central europe whe protests by the far right in germany and counterprotests from their opponents, point to an emerging chris is that's governor out of the rival of tens oarrival oftens of thousan. what's more important, those who would exploit them in their hours of need. >>> the trail that saw more than a million refugees, all along that route, there are helping hands. but where many see human struggle and need, others see opportunity and profits . take the owners of thi

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this comes further fourth, serbia and croatia caps a number to 580 per day. if you consider 7,000 that are currently here, and as we speak more heading to the area, it takes two weeks to evacuate. you have refugees stranded in ferries. authorities decided to evacuate islands in. the ferries have not moved from the island. earlier in the day, the immigration minister says if the situation conditions like this, next month, we don't know whether they make the end of next month or the begin, the number of refugees could reach 70,000. >> one can only imagine what the situation will be when that happens. sill ahead - why the philippines is struggling to introduce the rate of teenage pregnancy. >>> welcome back. let's recap the headlines here in the newshour. syria's opposition is accusing government forces of breaking a temporary ceasefire during the first 24 hours. syrian coalition says 15 rebel held areas were attacked with heavy any guns and barrel bombs. vote counting following elections in rain confirmed gains for politicians, winning all seats in the biggest

breaking this morning....a suspected former nazi prison guard with ties to ohio has died in his native croatia. croatia.jakob denzinger was 91. he was posted at several camps -- including auschwitz.after the war -- he settled here in ohio.he fled the country after the justice department uncovered his past..denzinger was among dozens of suspected nazi war criminals who collected millions in social security benefits after being that company is exiger. on their website it shows they do work on things like on and financial crimes. so we'll be how they plan to handle a department that deals with campus crimes. if you look at their website you'll see they do things compliance issues and financial crimes. asking how they plan to help a department that deals crimes. a life-saving heroin antidote will be available starting today at kroger stores in ohio. ohio.narcan has been used by first responders to revive heroin overdose victims. loved ones of heroin users previously had to obtain a prescription from a doctor.. a warning tonight the next time you're asked to switch to another power company. a forme

he went on to play for clubs around the globe including italy, australia and croatia. he says he still wants to be a professional player when he turns 50. >>> acrobatic gymnastics in japan are considered the highlight of sporting events at many schools. but the safety of these feats is raising concerns around the country, and the government is considering drafting guidelines intended to prevent injuries. nhk world reports. >> reporter: this is a gymnastics formation. it's usually seen at a sporting event and is a long-standing tradition at japanese schools. it's meant to foster a sense of accomplishment and the teamwork in students. the practice started in western countries as part of training for soldiers. in japan, it was first taken up as a university sporting event and gradually spread to schools nationwide. the human pyramid may be the st well-known, and it's the formation that has officials worried. osaka's city government has decided to ban some acrobatic formations at public schools when the new school year starts in april. >> translator: forming human pyramids

you will have more people waiting in slovenia i can't, croatia, macedonia and all the way back to this country. greece has already a problem with the so-called economic migrants. those are people from north after, from iran, from pakistan, who came here who are not allowed to cross the border at the moment because they're not considered as refugees, so try tried to sneak in either by their own or using smugglers. we spoke to many of these people over the past few days and they say that even if they make it across one or two borders, if they get caught by police they will be sent all the way back to greece and that is a huge concern for this country because once they're back here, either these people try to leave again or they're stranded in greece. it has its own economic problems. at the moment it certainly cannot have this issue growing on its territory. many of the people here would say our borders are very unique in the sense that we have these hundreds of islands that people just come across from turkey and land randomly on these islands. so maybe if you want to impose real contro

countries struggle to deal with the steady flow of refugees like here at the slovenian border with croatiathe crisis may be the biggest challenge the e.u. has faced. as well as posing a devastating symbolic setback for europe, a study shows a schengen collapse would have dramatic economic consequences, including longer cross-border transit times. logistics would be prone to disruption. producers would have to store more and commuteters would suff. the study says the cost could reach $1.4 trillion euros over nine years for the e.u. germany would face losses of between 77 and 235 billion euros over the same time frame but some balkan countries have already deployed barbed wire and soldiers at their frontiers to stem the flow of refugees and collapse is all-too-real possibility with the german government warning that only days remain to save schengen. reporter: the pound has seen its biggest drop against the u.s. deliver in seven years. the british people are set to vote on whether to leave the european union in june and odds are rising, driven by a decision made by the mayor of london himsel

those are restrictions imposed by five countries, austria, slovenia, serbia, croatia and macedonia. it's not enough to have the registration paper released by the greek authorities. there's a whole new registration. there's a registration form that will be issued by the macedonians and their registration valid throughout those five countries. also syrians and iraqis now have to have proof of identity either by a birth certificate, i.d. orr passport. some don't have them because they came from areas where the war was raging and there's no more government functioning there and they escaped, so those will have to stay now in greece, so certainly this is a worry for this country, the flow of refugees keep on arriving here and now those people will have to stay here and wait either to go relocated or ask asylum here in greece or have to be returned back to where they came from. this is certainly creating a lot of angst among the people here throughout the afternoon, they were simply asking what is happening, will we be able to continue or not, but you do get a feeling that these borders

slovenia is limiting the flow of asylum seekers, and croatia reportedly sent some back to serbia. last year over a million refugees and migrants flowed into europe from the middle east, africa and elsewhere. one of the largest groups fleeing the civil war in syria. >>> an adviser to saudi arabia's defense minister says his country will be the first to join any ground operation against islamic state militants in syria if the u.s.-led coalition decides to. brigadier general ahmed acere made the remark in an exclusive interview. referring to the militant group by its arabic acronym. >> if there is a coalition against daesh to put boot on the grounds in syria to combat daesh, we will be in the first line. >> authorities said aircraft tar geted an islamic state site on monday. he says his country plans to extend its military advisement. the adviser also talked about an upcoming military exercise, involving an expected 20 countries, including muslim ones, it will take place in northern saudi arabia for about two weeks. touching on the civil war in yemen, he suggested that the yemeni gov

he went on to play for clubs in many countries around the globe, including italy, australia, and croatia. he says he wants to still be a professional player when he turns 50. >>> that's all for now on this edition of newsline. i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. from all of us at nhk world, thanks for watching and have a good day wherever you are. steves: the dramatic rock of cashel is one of ireland's most evocative sites. this was the seat of ancient irish kings for seven centuries. st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d. in around 1100, an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then, as it does today, over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. >> "global 3000" goes to

it comes after austria, slovenia, serb, croatia and macedonia imposed new restrictions to reduce the number of people flowing through their territories. when the border opened, syrians and iraqis discovered that they will have to go through tougher controls and there's panic among them >> translation: i'm from aleppo. i only have this id card. my area is surrounded and i'm afraid they won't let me in >> reporter: many don't have the paperwork needed and will have to stay in greece for now. some the disappointment is too hard to contain >>> a french court has delayed its decision on whether closing part of a refugee and migrant camp in calais is legal. several charities and refugees appealed aagainst its closure saying it would violate human rights of thousands of people who live there. last week the french government ordered those living in the southern part of the camp to leave before tuesday evening. it is likely a decision on the future will be made later this week. >> reporter: this is the southern part of what's called the jungle camp in calais. it is wet, it is dirty, but for m

following that, all the balkan countries, so macedonia served here croatia's story, this is one man calling, screaming that he wants the borders open. following that, all these countries have a unified position that they will not allow more than 500 people through their borders on a daily base, so the borders are basically closed, at least 23 hours a day. yesterday, we were inside macedonia, only 300 syrians were allowed to transit through that country. i to have tell you that the border between macedonia and serbia, you do have about 800 people stranded there, mainly afghans who now don't know what's going to happen, whether they will be able to continue further or they will be deported. aid workers on the ground there also told that you say serbia i also deporting on a daily basis people back to macedonia and those come back into greece. it is really a very difficult situation. we are talking about the seven that you say that are here. you have to look at the whole country. there are thousands more in athens and then there's ones who are stranded in the islands. the government tried to de

it comes after australia tree', sloesh, croatia and macedonia imposed new restrictions to reduce thenumber of people flowing through their territories. when the border opened, syrians and iraqis discovered that they will have to go through tougher controls and there's panic among them. >> translation: i'm from aleppo. i only have this id card. my area is surrounded by i.s.i.l. and there has been no government present for three years. i'm afraid they will not let me in >> reporter: many don't have the paperwork needed and will have to stay in greece for now. for some the disappointment is too hard to contain >>> an african university has been temporarily closed after black protesters were beaten by white spectators. video has emerged. it was part of a protest against the outsourcing of cleaning jobs. some attacked several protesters. there are only a few days to go before the oscars, but this year it is not the nomination, but some stars are boycotting the ceremony because it doesn't represent minorities. >> reporter: it was for hale bery in 2004, the on-african american actress. the

a suspected former nazi prison guard with ties to ohio has died in his native croatia. croatia.jakob denzinger was 91. he was posted at several camps -- including auschwitz.after the war -- he settled here in ohio.he fled the country after the justice department uncovered his past..denzinger was among dozens of suspected nazi war criminals who collected millions in social security benefits after being the battle over the supreme court is setting up a political grudge match between republicans and democrats.just two days after justice antonin scalia died... the fight over his successor is making headlines.abc's lana zak has the latest. justice antonin scalia was arguably the brightest conservative legal mind in america... and the implication of his sudden passing on the upcoming elections could not be more profound. sot - sen. ted cruz / (r) presidential candidate"we ought to make the 2016 election a referendum on the supreme court."less than an hour after scalia's death was announced, the political jockeying began. (gfx)senate majority leader mitch mcconnell declared "?

and the same in serbia and i spoke to a journ journalist in serbia and many have been sent back to croatiathers in the past few days and the number is a thousand and it's continuing there as well so certainly you have this situation, the stumbling blocks all along the route and the afghans are anxious and when we go back to athens what happens to us and many say we try to go back and we have no choice and we heard a lot of people saying if we have to use smugglers, if you have to use traffickers that is what we will do. just a few days ago i was inside macedonia and officials there were telling me that since the borders are closing well the smuggling is now flourishing and the correspondent there and it would seem to be today that if something goes wrong, if there is a little blip in the conflict in helpman province the domino is huge and thehe river of humanity is huge as people pick up and leave and try to get to europe. >> yeah, peter, for those people who know afghans they know that they love their country, they want nothing more than to stay here and build their country but in order f

. >> i learned a lot by the from my far it who was a public auditor in croatia. he sat rot from within. he was checking the books of all of these government controlled businesses. he tried to get us out of yugoslavia in the 1970s and did not succeed until 1984. but i had a chance even though i was young, to observe how socialism does not work in person. john: you are talking about communism. today's democratic socialists say we couldn't want that. we just want denmark. >> there is rhetorical flourishing going on here. denmark is not what bernie and his followers say it is. the prime minister of denmark objected to denmark being referred to as democratic asocialist country just back in november. he was quite upset about it. he point out denmark as a strong market economy. if you look at what denmark has been doing, that's true. john: they have less regulation, fewer labor rules, it's easier to hire and fire. >> all correct. they are ranked extremely close to the united states in terpt of the index of economic freedom. john: you say income redistribution never work

. >> i learned a lot by the from my far it who was a public auditor in croatia. he sat rot from within. he was checking the books of all of these government controlled businesses. he tried to get us out of yugoslavia in the 1970s and did not succeed until 1984. but i had a chance even though i was young, to observe how socialism does not work in person. john: you are talking about communism. today's democratic socialists say we couldn't want that. we just want denmark. >> there is rhetorical flourishing going on here. denmark is not what bernie and his followers say it is. the prime minister of denmark objected to denmark being referred to as democratic asocialist country just back in november. he was quite upset about it. he point out denmark as a strong market economy. if you look at what denmark has been doing, that's true. john: they have less regulation, fewer labor rules, it's easier to hire and fire. >> all correct. they are ranked extremely close to the united states in terpt of the index of economic freedom. john: you say income redistribution never work

several scenes will be shot in this city in croatia. jedi knights, rebels and storm troopers will be running and fighting on the city walls, the nearby beach, the old city port, and in the city square. shooting takes place there next month. and "star wars the force awakens" is nominated for a few oscars this year -- but the drama behind the scenes may get more attention than the suspense on stage. mark barger has a preview of how year's academy awards... for his oscar hosting gig... let's do this!!! his hashtag "oscars the whitebetawards" teased what may be to come.... as hollywood's "the oscarsowhite issue is not this year." fueled by a second straight year without a person of color among oscar's 20 acting nominees.... black and white, it's about the multiplicity of ethnicities and stories from all over the world." the academy's responded by changing the membership criteria for oscar voters--- an effort to diversify its ranks. "it comes with everyone understanding the situation, which is, we're fighting against something that's been go

. >> i learned a lot by the from my far it who was a public auditor in croatia. he sat rot from within. he was checking the books of all of these government controlled businesses. he tried to get us out of yugoslavia in the 1970s and did not succeed until 1984. but i had a chance even though i was young, to observe how socialism does not work in person. john: you are talking about communism. today's democratic socialists say we couldn't want that. we just want denmark. >> there is rhetorical flourishing going on here. denmark is not what bernie and his followers say it is. the prime minister of denmark objected to denmark being referred to as democratic asocialist country just back in november. he was quite upset about it. he point out denmark as a strong market economy. if you look at what denmark has been doing, that's true. john: they have less regulation, fewer labor rules, it's easier to hire and fire. >> all correct. they are ranked extremely close to the united states in terpt of the index of economic freedom. john: you say income redistribution never work

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from the live desk a suspected former nazi prison guard with ties to ohio has died in his native croatia. jake cobb dens go was -- jacob dens go fled the country after the justice department uncovered his past. he was among dozens of nazi war criminals who collected millions in social security benefits after being forced out of the u.s. >>> happening now corrina, police are searching for a man wanted for murder. antoine bennett shot and killed a man inside a home on north howard street yesterday morning. dangerous. if you have any information about his whereabouts, police would love to hear from you this morning. >>> what is being called the largest heroin bust in history of alliance. >> the police seized 50 grams of uncut heroin, which has a street value between $6000 and $10,000. officers arresting this 38-year- old man for heroin tracking, possession and criminal charges. if convicted he faces 25 years in prison. >>> a life saving heroin antidote narcan is used by first responders. loved ones of heroin users previously had to get a prescription from a doctor. cv s started offering nar

citeenia might immigration rules, but serbia and croatia say they may have to do the same.expects one million middle eastern's and african migrants this year. and an american cargo jet has been impounded in the subway after officials found a dead body and a large amount of cash on board. the plane was flying from germany to south africa and head arounad landed to refuel. authorities say the money belongs to the south african bank. th e man is presumably a stowaway. powered by over 2400 journalists and 150 bureaus around the world, i'm rosalind chin. angie: welcome back. ui,ning me now, tai h juliette saly. another central banker, coming in, the calvary is here, waiting the promise of dollars or euros around. is he to be believed? are any of the central bankers to be believed anymore? >> if you look at their objectives and where the -- in terms of inflation. and as a result, they have to do something. the reality is the effectiveness is coming down. they are now resorting to negative interest rate policy, and the market is too afraid to know what it means for the global envi

wilson: after i finished writing my first book, that was anyplace pretty far away in croatia. about my family tracing their roots. i have always followed the newspaper stories. the water issue kept coming up i am a journalist. i was so interested in putting in a factual backdrop to a fictional story for my first time writing a fiction novel. water quality is really close to my heart. i have written for the dnr and done a lot of traveling around the state for three years. the character of the journalist sort of came to my mind and introduced herself. alyx: why is it important for iowans to read this? ms. wilson: this is a defining issue for the state. it is for me the defining issue of the state. when we talk about water quality and how we are going to treat our lands and water, we are going to go forward. it is on the mind of all of us because water is in the central compound for life. it is a shared resource. as someone who comes from a farming family, someone who and restoration and the way nature restores all of us. it keeps us alive. i think we can do better in going forwa

elkader, coggon, van horne and all of preparations areseveral scenes will be shot in this city in croatia. jedi knights, rebels and storm troopers will be running and fighting on the city waals, the nearby beach, the old city port, and in the city square. shooting takes place there next month. star wars the force awakens is nominated for a few oscars this year -- but this year the rama behind the scenes may get more attention than the suspense on stage. mark barger has a preview of how year's academy awards. as if chris rock needed material for his oscar hosting whitebetawards" teased what may night. "the oscarsowhite issue is not a new issue, but it seems to have gained so much iiensity this year." fueled by a second and a best picture snub for the critically accjaimed "straight outta compton". "diversity is not just about black and white, it's about the multiplicity of ethnicities and stories from all over the world." the academy's responded by changing the membership criteria for oscar voters--- an effort to diversify its ranks. "it comes with everyone very long time." current circumst

in croatia? we specialize in travel there. i'm croat. it's a growing market. he came in a few days ago. he said his name was bodan vidoslav, and he wanted to buy tickets for two, uh, busiss associates to fly here. that didn't strike you as odd? no, he seemed normal. i mean, he filled out all the forms. i mean, we even have copies of his driver's license. we're gonna need all of that. we started to arrange travel and then i get a call from my friend in croatian consulate that the men he was trying to bring here were flagged by interpol as croatian mob. hit men or something. they told us to call him back, say that there was a... a problem with his visas, refund his money and just walk away and let inrpol handle it. what happened when you told him that? that's when he... lost it? no, no. he said, "fine." he just walked away and, uh, took his money and left. and then he took lottie and said that if we dn't find a way to bring them in here... ...that he would kill her. when does the clock run out? he's going to call at 9:00 to arrange the swap, but... his associate

300 syrians were allowed across the border from a greece to macedonia and go all the way through to croatia. on the other side of the border, you have people stranded in northern macedonia on the border with kesh i can't, you also have people stranded and every country tells you well, we would open the borders if the next count beery also says it will open the border. what you are seeing is actually more people being deported all the way back, then syrians and iraqis allowed through. earlier here, there was some representatives of the dutch parliament and they were saying that they were here, this they would go all the way up the balkan route to figure out what was going wrong and to try to bring back again this unified european position that at the moment does not exist anymore. >> hodor, thank you for that update. the camp is on the agreeing side of the border. >> the swiss voted in a referendum to decide whether foreign criminals should be deported even for petty crime. exit polls suggest many voters rejected the proposal, but official results are expected later on sunday. caroline malon

then, you have the states that you can look at them and see over there croatia, austria and hungary. hungry belongs in two groups. these are the places that are responsible for defending or managing or whatever it is europe's second level borders. the burst-- first borders italy and greece, but in order to get to those borders people go to the western balkans that are not member states of the european union, so that is the second line of defense and these countries are basically realizing that they are holding some cards and of those cards are that you're going to take these people in. if you don't take them we will stop them at the border because we are not going-- those numbers multiply so fast that if you have a closure for two or three weeks you could end up having to feed, clothe, take care of and eventually do something with 30, 40, 50, 60000 people. this is not what i'm talking about, small numbers, i mean, this is a tirade here, not a tyrant in small numbers. it is a tyranny of a very smooth -- large number. then you have the good citizens and i include finland in that. these

it comes after austria, slovenia, serb, croatia and macedonia imposed new restrictions to reduce thenumber of people flowing through their territories. when the border opened, syrians and iraqis discovered that they will have to go through tougher controls and there's panic among them >> translation: i'm from aleppo. i only have this id card. my area is surrounded by i.s.i.l. and there has within no government presence for three years. i'm afraid they will not let me in >> reporter: many mere don't have the paperwork needed and will have to stay in greece for now. for some the disappointment is too hard to contain >>> resume rights organizations are accusing european union blocking access to asylum. nato patrols are helping to send refugees from syria, iraq and afghanistan back to turkey without giving them a chance to apply for international protection in the european union. >> reporter: these are the refugee facilities on the island, a military outpost in the east aegean. for the new arrivals there is the stability of rocks, but that is all. a syrian refugee shot this video. he spe

austria, slovenia, croatia, and macedonia. from now on this is not enough to have a registration paper released by the greek authorities, there's a whole new process that starts at that border crossing. there's a registration form that will be issued by the macedonians and that registration form is valid throughout those five countries. also, syrians and iraqis now have to have proof of identity, either by a birth certificate an i.d. or a passport, some of them don't have simply because they came from areas where the war is raging where there is no more government functioning there and -- so those will have to stay now in greece. so sernly this is a worry for this country. the flow of refugees keep on arriving here, and mow those people will have to stay here and wait, either to be relocated or asylum here, or have to be returned back this is sernly creating a lot of anxious among the people here throughout the afternoon, they were simply asking what is happening will we be able to continue or not, these will get tighter and t