CLEAN : Fears for migrants in France as winter comes to Calais

The transcript discusses the harsh conditions in a migrant camp in northern France, known as the 'jungle.' It highlights the efforts of Afghans building shelters, the camp's growing population, and the limited capacity of humanitarian aid. Volunteers are working to provide better shelter amidst challenges like floods and mud. Many migrants aim to reach England, with some applying for asylum in France. The risks of crossing the channel are significant, with 14 deaths reported since last summer.

What transformation has the camp undergone due to the increasing number of migrants?

• It has become a tourist attraction.

• It has been abandoned.

• It has turned into a shantytown.

• It has become a bustling city.

What is the main limitation of the new humanitarian camp set to open in January?

• It is located too far from the jungle.

• It will not open until next summer.

• It lacks basic amenities.

• It can only accommodate 1500 people.

What are the volunteers aiming to achieve before the end of November?

• Provide food for all migrants.

• Build proper shelters for 2000-3000 people.

• Organize educational programs for children.

• Relocate all migrants to England.

What environmental issue is still affecting the camp after recent floods?

• Lack of drinking water.

• Stagnant water in many areas.

• Frequent power outages.

• Increased wildlife presence.

What tragic event has occurred since last summer involving migrants?

• A fire destroyed the camp.

• 14 people died trying to cross the channel.

• A disease outbreak affected the camp.

• A protest led to violence.