- The Dutch government on Friday continued work to find alternative accommodation for hundreds of migrants and refugees who have been forced to sleep rough outside a refugee reception center due to overcrowding inside.
- Two people were hospitalized from outside the camp Thursday — a man who had a heart attack and another who did not have medication for his diabetes.
- Dutch officials blame cutbacks following the COVID-19 pandemic which forced the closure of some refugee centers and placed additional pressure on others, leading to the overcrowding at Ter Apel.
Dutch vow help for migrants camped out near overcrowded shelter 26.08.2022
