VOICED : Migrantes en Budapest temen los campos de refugiados

Migrants fleeing violence and poverty in the Middle East and Africa face distrust and fear of being forcibly relocated to refugee camps. Blocked at Geleti station due to train suspensions, many turn to smugglers out of desperation. They express a lack of trust in local authorities and call for international intervention. Recent events, including forced relocations to refugee camps, have led to a mass march towards Austria. The situation highlights the urgent need for solutions amid Europe's largest migration wave since WWII.

What is the primary reason migrants are self-confining at the Geleti train terminal?

• Fear of being deported

• Suspension of international train services

• Lack of food and water

• Protests by local residents

Why are some migrants turning to smugglers?

• To escape from refugee camps

• To avoid paying for train tickets

• To find better job opportunities

• To bypass blocked train routes

What do migrants believe is necessary to resolve their situation?

• More financial aid from Europe

• Intervention by the United Nations

• Better communication with local police

• Increased border security

What event increased the distrust among migrants towards Hungarian authorities?

• A train was stopped and passengers were taken to a refugee camp

• Authorities promised aid that never arrived

• Migrants were denied entry into Austria

• A protest at the train station turned violent

Approximately how many migrants arrived in Hungary in August during the crisis?

• 100,000

• 50,000

• 25,000

• 10,000