Authorities try to contain mounting tensions over plans for camps on Aegean islands Greek authorities are desperately trying to contain mounting tensions over government plans to construct migrant detention camps on the north Aegean islands after a night of clashes between residents and riot police on Lesbos and Chios. Security forces used teargas and stun grenades to disperse crowds gathered at sites designated for the controversial facilities. In Chios, a local mayor and priest were rushed to hospital after collapsing as a result of the toxic fumes. Continue reading...
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