the budapest train station where refugees are trapped, scammed, and, sometimes, helped /

Standing on the platform in Budapest’s Keleti Station after guiding the final group of refugees onto the trains this past Friday evening,Ibrahim Kasem explained the situation to me. A kindergarten teacher originally from Syria himself (he speaks Arabic), Kasem is one of three translators consistently seen on the platform aiding refugees. He acknowledged that the shortage of professional aid was affecting their abilities to back.
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Source: gawker.com