Hessen: More than 100 Homeless People Sleep in Frankfurt's Tent City
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Peter Arbeiter lost his place of sleep when the emergency overnight stay for homeless people at the Eschenheim Gate in Frankfurt was closed. Now he is staying in a temporary tent city. His example shows why many are dependent on easily accessible refuges such as the B-level.
For a week and a half, homeless people have been sleeping in tents at the Eschenheimer Anlage. Social Services has asked their colleagues for help – and brought schools and gyms that are empty during the holidays into play.
Peter Arbeiter lost his place of sleep when the emergency overnight stay for homeless people at the Eschenheim Gate in Frankfurt was closed. Now he is staying in a temporary tent city. His example shows why many are dependent on easily accessible refuges such as the B-level.
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