Unlike active day on Saturday, we saw only one train at 3 a.m. and during that time 878 refugees arrived to the camp. Other train arrivals which were expected at 9 p.m., at 3 p.m. and 9 a.m. were canceled because there were not enough people in Serbia, and it is not for certain that the next train will run on schedule.
The international secretary of CDU, Miro Kovač, who is assumed to be the new minister of foreign affairs, has made a statement on Saturday saying that Croatia isn’t and mustn’t become a permanent admission center, that it has to be strict and efficient and if necessary it should close borders and physically protect them. He deems that if Slovenia and Austria are to close their borders that Croatia must do the same, by using military troops. He also didn’t deny the possibility that a wire fence will be put up if necessary, but that would be for a new government and parliamentary majority to decide. The ex-minister of internal affairs, Ranko Ostojić, responded by saying that Croatia has not become a Hot spot and that somebody else would determine how to act in that situation.
Two Danish and three Spanish volunteers, from the associations Team Humanity and Proem Aid, who had been arrested by Greek coastal guard, were released on bail on Saturday. In its report the coastal guard said that the volunteers had been for crossing from Greek to Turkish waters without permission.
Volunteers are needed in Serbia in Adaševci. Everyone ready to help can get in contact by email: petra.quirke@gmail.com. In Your mail you have to write the information about the date and time of arrival and leave the number of persons who would like to come. Volunteers will be placed in the house accommodating twenty people. Accommodation isr free and there is always some food available. Thereare three eight hour shifts. A volunteer’s job is to give information, clothes and hygienic packages to the people on buses and to be in charge of children’s pavilion, during the day. Volunteers must be 18 or older.
