Хиляди мигранти пристигнаха на централната гара в Мюнхен

Thousands of refugees arrived at Munich's main train station on Saturday, after authorities warned the city could expect up to 10,000 refugees a day for the foreseeable future. Buses have been provided for those arriving, which will transport them to local processing and refugee centres. Germany has emerged as the priority destination for many Syrian refugees travelling to the EU after Chancellor Angela Merkel announced that the country would suspend the Dublin regulation, essentially granting Syrian asylum seekers special status. The regulation states that refugees and migrants can only claim asylum in the country they first enter in the EU, potentially facing deportation should they try to register in another member state. However, Germany is now permitting officers to process applications of asylum seekers even if they travelled through other EU countries first. Authorities estimate that up to 800,000 people could apply for asylum in Germany by the end of 2015.