Search Result for 'ter apel'

The asylum seeker reception centre in Ter Apel was able to comply with its legally imposed capacity last weekend but the solution is only temporary. 1935 asylum seekers stayed in Ter Apel ...

Amid an ongoing refugee crisis that has gripped the Netherlands recently and reverberated around the world, King Willem-Alexander visited the Ter Apel reception center Wednesday to meet with the employees of various ...

The Dutch Healthcare and Youth Inspectorate (IGJ) announced Wednesday that a 3-month-old child died at an emergency facility for refugees in Ter Apel. "The baby died this morning in a sports hall ...

Asylum seekers looking to go through the registration process in Ter Apel are no longer sleeping outside, as of the 29th of July, due to the opening of sufficient alternative reception centres. ...

Following weeks of increasingly overcrowded conditions, the Groningen Security Region has opened investigations into the legal possibilities of a temporary closure of the Refugee Reception Centre in Ter Apel. Meanwhile, the Red ...

Between 250 and 300 asylum seekers slept outside the overcrowded refugee reception centre in Ter Apel on the evening of Saturday, the 16th of July. The NOS states that, according to the ...

Thirty asylum seekers slept on the floors of the Central Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (COA) in Ter Apel on the evening 5th of July. While there was available room ...

Following weeks of over-crowding, temporary tents provided by the Red Cross are finally being removed from outside the refugee reception and application center in Ter Apel. This comes after a new center ...

Dozens of asylum seekers had to spend last night sleeping on chairs and the floor at the Ter Apel reception center as overcrowding problems continue to plague the shelter. Managed by the ...

The Central Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (COA) has announced that the safety regions of Groningen, Friesland, Zeeland and Amsterdam-Amstelland have volunteered to provide emergency shelter for six hundred asylum ...