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First Intake for Refugees in Gießen Shrinks - only 760 Inhabitants

Summary by hessenschau.de
In peak times, up to 6,000 people lived in the temporarily largest refugee shelter in Germany. Today, the facility is only occupied by a fraction. Provisional halls and emergency shelters are already being dismantled.
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In peak times, up to 6,000 people lived in the temporarily largest refugee shelter in Germany. Today, the facility is only occupied by a fraction. Provisional halls and emergency shelters are already being dismantled.

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hessenschau.de broke the news on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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