Denmark to send unwanted migrants to remote island

Denmark plans to relocate criminals and rejected asylum seekers, who cannot be deported, to Lindholm Island, 3 km from the mainland. Ferry services will allow them to leave the island but not overnight. The plan, developed by Denmark's conservative government and the Danish People's Party, includes a $115 million investment in housing facilities on the island, expected to open in 2021.

What is the primary reason for relocating certain individuals to Lindholm Island?

• To integrate them into Danish society

• To isolate them due to legal deportation issues

• To offer them employment opportunities

• To provide them with better living conditions

How far is Lindholm Island from the Danish mainland?

• 5 kilometers

• 1 kilometer

• 10 kilometers

• 3 kilometers

What is a key restriction of the ferry service to Lindholm Island?

• It operates only on weekends

• It does not operate around the clock

• It is free of charge

• It requires a special permit

Who collaborated to develop the plan for Lindholm Island?

• The United Nations and Denmark

• The European Union and Denmark

• Denmark's conservative government and the Danish People's Party

• Denmark's liberal government and the Green Party

How much is the Danish government investing in the housing facilities on Lindholm Island?

• $75 million

• $200 million

• $50 million

• $115 million