Refugee crisis continues - Aid delivered to migrants in Calais

A British convoy brought aid to Calais, but faced logistical challenges due to overwhelming donations. Unorganized distribution led to chaos in the migrant camp, known as the jungle. Maya Conforter, a key figure in managing aid, was overwhelmed by the influx. Despite the challenges, the gratitude from migrants was immense, highlighting the need for organized aid efforts.

What was the main issue faced by the charity in Calais upon the arrival of the British convoy?

• Poor communication with local authorities

• Inadequate transportation for aid distribution

• Insufficient storage space for donations

• Lack of volunteers to distribute aid

What was the unintended consequence of the British convoy's attempt to distribute aid directly in the camps?

• It resulted in the closure of the camp

• It caused chaos and disorder among the migrants

• It led to a shortage of essential supplies

• It improved the living conditions significantly

Who is Maya Conforter and what role does she play in the camp?

• A journalist reporting on the situation

• A government official overseeing the camp

• A volunteer responsible for organizing aid distribution

• A migrant seeking asylum

What was the reaction of the migrants towards the British convoy's efforts?

• They refused the aid offered

• They were upset due to the lack of communication

• They expressed gratitude for the assistance

• They were indifferent to the aid provided

What lesson can be learned from the British convoy's experience in Calais?

• Aid should only be provided by local authorities

• The more aid, the better, regardless of organization

• Uncoordinated aid efforts can lead to more harm than good

• Aid should be distributed without any prior notice