Hungary: Police boost presence on border after migrant intake reduced

Hungarian police guards were seen patrolling the border with Serbia near Roszke on Saturday, fearing that more migrants may try and cross illegally into the country after the government reduced the number allowed into the country from 15 to ten per day.
Hungary decreased the number of migrants allowed into the country as the work shifts of the guards were shortened after the clocks were turned back to Winter Time on October 30. During the weekends, no migrants will be allowed to enter the country.
On November 3, the Austrian government sent 60 troops to Hungary's border with Serbia, to offer support in protecting its borders and help boost infrastructure by repairing roads and erecting containers.
On October 2, Hungary held a referendum on whether to accept mandatory EU quotas for relocating migrants. Over 98 percent voted against accepting the quotas, but with the voter turnout standing at less than 50 per cent, the referendum's result has been called into question.