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The newborn baby, named Omidullah, lies in a tent in the Horgos camp. Unlike in the US, babies born in European countries don't automatically become citizens. Branches serve as clothes lines in Horgos. Good grooming still matters in Horgos, and that includes haircuts. Tents in Horgos are a variety of colors and patterns, all donated by different aid organizations. An air conditioner juts out from the fence, caged in so refugees don't mess with the unit that cools Hungarian officers on the other side of the border.

Posters with photos and information help refugees find lost friends and family, including children, More than 10,000 refugee children are spigen slim armor iphone 8 / 7 tough case - jet black reviews now missing across Europe, according to the European Union, Some people in Horgos have dedicated solar chargers for their phones, The chargers are considered contraband by the Serbian and Hungarian governments, Hungary's fence isn't built directly on the border, Instead, a pole marks where Serbia ends and Hungary begins, Hungary lets only 15 people through this gate each day..

The Horgos camp includes both families and single men. People cover their tents with leafy branches as a way to control the temperature. It was hot when reporters visited in August, but colder weather will arrive soon. The beauty of Budapest is a stark contrast to Horgos. Hungary's government -- and many of its citizens -- don't want refugees to settle in the country. Many migrants bound for the EU end up in Serbia, blocked by Hungary's fence. Some hang out in Belgrade, the country's capital. Many migrants live in Bristol Park, next to Belgrade's main bus station, where Serbs drag heavy luggage as they board coaches bound for vacation spots like Budapest and Croatia.

While the migrants living in Bristol Park have no tents, they do have free, Telenor-provided Wi-Fi, Migrants aren't allowed to cook, so Info Park -- a refugee aid center set up in Bristol Park -- distributes hot meals, The aid center opened last September on the day Hungary sealed its border, Every so often, rumor comes that Hungary will open its border for a few days, The men living in Bristol Park quickly pack their belongings, sell or trash what they can't carry, and spigen slim armor iphone 8 / 7 tough case - jet black reviews run for Horgos, But Hungary isn't opening its border anytime soon..

About 500 to 600 refugees, mostly single men, hang out in the center of Belgrade, waiting for a chance to sneak across the border or to be allowed to apply for asylum in Hungary. Bristol Park: The first 270 in line get a meal -- like penne with tomato sauce and lettuce/tomato salad -- distributed promptly at 5:30 p.m. Aid workers say they like volunteering for Info Park because they can help as much or as little as they want. We saw volunteers from places like England, Spain and Croatia. About a dozen men charge their phones from power strips connected to Info Park's no-frills office.

 
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