The Canary Island of El Hierro (12,000 Inhabitants) Receives 4,500 Migrants in One Week
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The worsening of the migration crisis and the declaration of "social emergency" force the government to convene the Interministerial Immigration Commission, which meets today, to address this situation that threatens to overflow the island's resources.
The island, of just 12,000 inhabitants, has received nearly 5,000 migrants in just over a week and has declared a social emergency
The Canary Island of El Hierro (12,000 inhabitants) receives 4,500 migrants in one week
The Corner El Hierro, a Canary Island with barely 12,000 inhabitants, has received—according to the insular Cabildo—4,500 people during the first seven days of November. The pressure on healthcare and reception services has become unbearable, leading the President of the Autonomous Community of the Canary Islands, Fernando Clavijo, to request an urgent meeting with the Sánchez Government, which will take place today at La Moncloa. Regional Presi…
El Hierro faces unprecedented migratory pressure by receiving more than 8,000 people in a short period of five weeks. The island, with a population of approximately 11,400 inhabitants, has declared a social emergency. The reception services, as well as transportation and health care, are operating to the limit, according to BBC [...]
The island has asked for help in dealing with the migration situation after receiving more than 8,000 people in the last five weeks The post El Hierro declares the social emergency following the massive arrival of first-appeared migrants on Junior Report.
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