CLEAN : Its hard to leave UK volunteer helps refugees in Budapest

The speaker shares their experience in Romania, where they initially planned to stay for a day but ended up staying longer due to the pressing need for help. They describe the challenges faced by people trying to reach safety, including gridlock and anxiety. The speaker highlights the importance of communication, especially in Arabic and Farsi, to guide people safely. They reflect on the rewarding feeling of helping others and emphasize the need for more medical assistance in the camp.

What challenges did the speaker face when trying to leave Romania?

How did the speaker describe the situation at the train station?

What was the significance of the phrase 'you only leave home if your home is a shark's mouth'?

What emotions did the speaker observe in people arriving at the camp?

In what ways did the speaker feel rewarded by their actions?