Greece clears migrants' tent city in Athens park, but many are wary of resettlement move
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Greek authorities say they have started resettling migrants living in tents in a park in the capital Athens, but many are wary and have moved out ahead of the operation.
Fire brigade buses have begun moving migrants, most of them from Afghanistan, to a settlement of 90 containers in the Athens district of Votanikos. Each container can house six to eight people and has air conditioning, running water and a toilet.
The government has said the place is not a detention center and that everyone is free to come and go. However, many migrants, wary of such promises, packed their belongings and left the park.
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More than 130,000 migrants have reached Greece so far in 2015, straining the country's resources.