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Clashes in Greek migrant camps after an Iraqi woman dies

One of Greece’s biggest transient camps has been set land after conflicts broke out at Camp VIAL on the island of Chios. 

Three refuge searchers have been captured after brutality began on 18 April. 

Two vehicles, a flask, tents and settlement compartments went up in a blast close to the distinguishing proof and gathering focus. 

The camps are stuffed with around 5,000 living at VIAL, which was initially set up to oblige a 1,000 people. 

Its idea the fire started following a 47-year-old Iraqi lady was announced dead subsequent to experiencing a fever and bits of gossip began to flow that she had died from COVID-19. 

She’d been admitted to the medical clinic on 16 April, and she experienced a blood test which was harmful for coronavirus. 

The Greek government has just begun shipping kids and the older with their families to other European nations this week to dodge the disease in such confined conditions. 

Around 100,000 vagrants are presently stuck in Greece since other European nations shut their outskirts to them in 2016.

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