Унгария: Полицията се спречка с бежанци в къмпинг край Рьоске, един ранен

Scuffles broke out between Hungarian police officers and refugees who were trying to board a bus to take them from a temporary camp to a nearby reception centre in Roszke, Tuesday. One man was injured when police officers pushed the refugees back from the bus. The Hungarian government has sent several more buses to the site, although only one has left with refugees so far. The refugees, many of whom come from Syria, had been left stranded in Hungary after authorities cracked down on onward passage to Western Europe, closing train and bus stations and stepping up border patrols. The government of Prime Minister Viktor Orban has blamed other European countries for the crisis, in particular Germany which last month stated it would grant asylum seekers from Syria special status. Several Eastern European leaders have joined Orban in attempting to discourage migration routes through Europe while other European states including France and Germany have called for a mandate to allow large numbers of refugees to settle within the European Union, with member states sharing the responsibility.