Germany: Nuremberg refugee camp faces 'daily supply problems'

Hundreds of refugees that have arrived into Germany remained at the refugee camp that has been set up in Nuremberg, Tuesday, while some others are coming to or leaving from the facilities. More than 450 volunteers and several firefighters have been helped the refugees with the accommodation, throughout the weekend, taking care of them and providing them with supplies. About 850 refugees will be hosted in the tent camp and others at the local sport venues. Nuremberg fire service chief Matthias Ottinger expressed concerns over "daily supply problems" including food, logistics among other issues, citing the fact that the camp generally has a very short time to prepare for the arrival of the refugees. Public outcry over the handling of over 500,000 migrants and refugees arriving in Europe this year has forced EU leaders to discuss the politico-economic union's response to the current crisis. Member states have agreed to resettle an estimated eight percent of the number of refugees arriving in Europe, with leaders consenting to accommodate just 40,000 who have arrived in Greece and Italy.