Croatia: Refugees cross into Slovenia, thank Harmica residents

Refugees were able to cross the border from Harmica in Croatia to Rigonce in Slovenia on Monday, after being stranded in a temporary camp for days. Slovenia had announced on September 17 plans to provide immediate humanitarian care and shelter for 5,000 refugees and hence opened the border for those who waited outside it in Harmica over the past week. Footage shows a thank you note which was left by the refugees who felt grateful for the help that Harmica residents gave them while they were stuck in limbo, from handing out food and drink to bringing out extension electricity cables for people to charge their mobile phones. The refugees moved here from the Croatian-Serbian border after Serbia and Hungary closed their border crossings due to the high influx of refugees.