Quelle: Reuters
- Arrivals on Lesbos registered, fingerprinted, documented
- Few arrivals intend to claim asylum in Greece
- Most head for fastest route north to Germany
- Only unaccompanied children detained
By Karolina Tagaris
LESBOS, Greece, Dec 10 (Reuters) – The young Syrian woman beamed with relief: She had just been fingerprinted, photographed and granted permission to stay in Greece for six months to apply for asylum.
But Bushra had no intention of doing so, any more than thousands of other refugees and migrants registered that day on the island of Lesbos at Greece’s first and only EU-assisted centre for processing arrivals from Turkey.