Interim solutions are being sought to defuse the situation with the hundreds of Syrians who are settled in Chloraka, in order to find other ways out of the issue.
Information from "Phileleftheros" states that it has been decided that for those Syrians who do not have the status of additional protection, to be offered to move to other places, in order to decongest the apartment complex in which they now live and thus reduce the problem that arises . The Ministry of Welfare, in whose area of responsibility the asylum seekers and the families belong, will suggest them to leave the area and relocate elsewhere, under even better living conditions.
Specifically, for the approximately 100 Syrians who settled in the premises illegally in violation of the decree of the Minister of Interior for residence in the area, they will be offered to move to the Lakes area in Menogeia, while for large families they will be asked to move to the Kofinou structure. where there are all facilities and amenities for children's accommodation. In case they accept the proposal, then the children will be transferred to schools in the area so that they can continue their studies normally without any obstacles.
As it was explained to "F" competently, based on the decrees, the refugees living in Chloraka cannot be forced to move, nor is there any intention of the Police to intervene in any way for their movement. However, considerations are being made such as the decree issued by the District of Paphos, dated 17 November 2021, requesting the suspension of the operation of the premises where the 600 Syrians live, to be requested to be issued by a Court so that under certain conditions it can be implemented.
However, the Police is determined to stay in Chloraka and to continue the checks of the residents and to proceed where and where it is justified in complaints, while it will further intensify the policing, in order to consolidate the sense of security of the citizens. Already for 11 Syrians, the Police has formed a criminal file in relation to the incidents committed against police officers but also to those that broke out between them a week ago.
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