She told them that asylum seekers were left out: Shower director of the Center for Asia

Last night, about 18 hours, I was at the Magure Center for Asylum. There, at the entry gate, I found dozens of asylum seekers pushing the guards to the gate to get in. The guards didn't allow you to come in to reason that there are no locations in the facility.

Asylumkers were complaining that they had nowhere to stay at night. They had no money, they were wet and tired and driven from the illegal long journey to Kosovo.

It was a sad sight that I experienced at the Center for Asylum centre in Magure last night.

I don't know if it's our country (Organs responsible) ready to accommodate an additional number of people who escaped from the war grounds in Syria, but from what I saw last night, I got the impression that we're not at the level of duty. And especially for us as a people (that hasn't been a long time since we've experienced similar stories) I believe we have an additional responsibility for hospitality.

I call on humanitarian associations to visit these centers in Kosovo and come to the aid of these brothers. He wrote Drnor.

Centre for Asylum Director Fitim Zariqi, in an answer given to Periscope, says there is no information any asylum seekers are left outside the Centre.

We have no information that asylum seekers are left outside the Center. Foreigners not seeking asylum, this Center has no mandate to accept.

Center for Asylum has capacity for accommodation of up to 100 people in Magure and 200 at Vranidol. At the moment, we have 120 people accommodated in both Centrals, Zariqi said./Periscopi/