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There are nearly 3,000 migrants in Serbia at this time, and the number of
those entering Serbia from Macedonia and Bulgaria is declining. 

Source: Tanjug Monday, July 25, 2016 | 12:42 

Minister of Employment, Labor, Veteran and Social Affairs Aleksandar Vulin
said this on Monday.

The police and the Serbian Army are patrolling along the borders, protecting
our territory from illegal entries, Vulin told the RTS. 

"The number is declining not because the refugee crisis is coming to an end
but because we have introduced measures," Vulin said, adding that anyone who
entered Serbian territory had the right to request asylum. 

They will be accommodated at our centers and go through procedures, while
those who do not request asylum will be returned to the countries where they
had come from, he said.

 

(Tanjug)

Late on Sunday, Serbia's state broadcaster RTS reported that a group of 130
migrants had arrived at the Horgos crossing on Serbia's northern border with
Hungary. 

These refugees on Friday set out on foot from Belgrade and reached Novi Sad
earlier on Sunday, from where they took a train to Subotica, a town near the
border. 

At a makeshift camp in Horgos, the migrants first lit candles for those
killed in attacks in Kabul and Munich, and announced they were on a hunger
strike. 

There were about 650 people at Horgos yesterday who want to cross the border
into Hungary and continue toward western European countries. 

Hungary is preventing this and has visibly increased the number of police
officers and soldiers deployed on its side of the border.

 

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