In Pictures: Europe's migrant crisis
Croatia became the latest hot spot for the European Union migrant crisis, as a flood of refugees prompted the country to shut down seven of its eight border crossings with Serbia on Thursday (Sept 17). More than 11,000 migrants have entered Croatia from Serbia over the last two days, after Hungary sealed its border with the latter earlier this week.
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A group of migrants waiting to be picked up by Croatian police for a transfer on the Serbian side of the border, near Sid, on Sept 16, 2015.
PHOTO: REUTERS
A migrant family preparing to pay for tickets to board the train heading to the border with Serbia, near the Macedonian town of Gevgelija.
PHOTO: EPA
A young boy sits in a box alongside refugees resting at a railway station near the eastern Croatian town of Tovarnik on Sept 17, 2015.
PHOTO: AFP
Migrants pushing against policemen during a stampede to board buses in the Croatian town of Tovarnik on Sept 17, 2015.
PHOTO: REUTERS
A migrant lifting a crying baby as he waits to board a bus in the Croatian town of Tovarnik on Sept 17, 2015.
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Migrants walking towards the Croatia-Serbia border near the town of Bezdan in Serbia on Sept 17, 2015.
PHOTO: AFP
Refugees resting on their way towards the Croatia-Serbia border on Sept 17, 2015.
PHOTO: AFP
Migrants endure a wait to enter a registration camp after crossing the Serbia-Croatia border near the Croatian town of Tovarnik on Sept 17, 2015.
PHOTO: EPA
Migrants waiting near the train station in the Croatian town of Tovarnik on Sept 17, 2015.
PHOTO: REUTERS
Croatian police standing guard in front of migrants at the train station in Tovarnik on Sept 17, 2015.
PHOTO: REUTERS
