VOICED : Calais migrants prepare for their camp's shutdown

The transcript discusses a nonprofit's efforts to distribute backpacks and suitcases to migrants in Calais, France, as the government plans to dismantle the camp. Organizations aim to convince migrants to stay in France rather than attempt to cross to Britain. The French government has announced plans to provide 10,000 spots in centers across the country. Despite preparations, the official dismantling date is not set, and signs of change are visible with reduced aid. Concerns remain about future makeshift shelters as some migrants may continue to camp out.

What is the primary reason for distributing backpacks and suitcases to migrants in the Calais camp?

• To prepare them for the camp's dismantling

• To encourage them to stay in the camp

• To provide them with new clothing

• To help them cross the channel to Britain

What is the French government's plan for migrants as the Calais camp is dismantled?

• To send them back to their home countries

• To allow them to cross the channel to Britain

• To provide them with jobs in France

• To offer 10,000 spots in 164 centers across the country

What is the current status of the Calais camp according to the transcript?

• It is being converted into a permanent settlement

• It has already been dismantled

• Preparations for dismantling are underway

• It is expanding to accommodate more migrants

What signs indicate the impending closure of the Calais camp?

• New shelters being built

• Increased number of migrants arriving

• More meals being distributed

• Deserted tents and shuttered shops

What are authorities concerned about as the Calais camp is dismantled?

• Increased violence in the camp

• Migrants returning to their home countries

• New makeshift shelters emerging around Calais

• Migrants successfully crossing to Britain