BUDEL – Asylum seekers in the former Nassau-Dietz Barracks in Budel sit four or five of us in one room. According to one of the residents of the AZC leads to disturbances. “We are big men that do not go together.”
“This night I slept only two hours. It’s horrible, “a Syrian asylum seeker continues. The asylum center accommodates 1200 refugees from Syria and Eritrea.
More frequent riots
Saturday night went two Syrians with each other fist in the refugee center. A 17-year-old boy was seriously injured.
“I have not seen anything of what happened tonight, but I’ve heard things,” said another resident, former physician in Syria. “There are more often disturbances. We’ve got so many different people together. “
Why?
The former doctor sleeping in a room with a man who was in prison in Syria. “We have different values, but we have to live together. When I heard that the quarrel was tonight between two Syrian men broke my heart. We come from the same country, we have the same flesh and blood, yet they fight each other. Why? ”
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