Greece: Refugees come ashore on Lesbos as Turkey reportedly allows departures

W/S Boat of refugees arriving on Lesbos shore
M/S Refugees coming ashore
M/S Refugees leaving boat
M/S Volunteer bandaging up a refugee
M/S Last refugees leave boat
M/S Volunteer helps young girl with emergency blanket
M/S Volunteers helping refugees
M/S A child is dressed up with a blanket
M/S Women and children with blankets
W/S Refugees huddling to stay warm
M/S Volunteer giving advice to a refugee
M/S Refugees on shore
M/S A family make a video call
M/S A girl eats chips while more blankets are distributed
W/S The boat that transported the refugees
W/S Volunteers scouting for more boats with binoculars
M/S Cleaning up
M/S People start to prepare to be transported
M/S Men waiting
M/S Woman and child waiting
W/S Men getting on minibus
C/U Last man getting on minibus
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A group of refugees arrived by boat on the Greek island of Lesbos on Friday.
A number of women and children can be seen coming ashore, as volunteers and NGO workers were ready with thermal blankets and supplies.
The arrival followed reports that Turkish officials announced that they would no longer stop refugees from crossing into Europe.
The Greek island has experienced protests in recent days over plans to construct new migrant camps to accommodate the new wave of refugees.