we ve got a person who as travelling to krakow. we can take four or five people. we ve got a person who is driving on to another town, who can take a family of. and then gives the amount. and this is continuous. this is absolutely continuous. we ve got people who have brought bits of paper explaining, we ll take such and such, we ll take you on, we ll provide you transport, things for free. we ll provide you transport, things for free. and this is happening all the time, every day, day in, day out on this border as the people come across. and, yes, it is cold here, it is snowing every now and again. bear in mind the people that have just come across, they have spent days getting to the border, but this is the next leg of theirjourney. so here we have this queue of people waiting to get on a bus. a bus will then take them to the next part of their stage of their journey to temporary reception areas. it s where antony blinken came to to see one of these reception areas, how it
the milk formula, the food for the children who are exhausted and they re overwhelmed, and what is really, really touching is just the little moments of generosity, how people just bring people that have fled to the border into their homes, opening their homes, and this is the absolute first moment these people have crossed into this country, and there is a sense of calmness and there is a sense ofjust exhaustion, given all they have been through. there is organisation. we see all the time people coming up explaining. we ve got a person who as travelling to krakow. we can take four or five people. we ve got a person who is driving on to another town, who can take a family. and then gives the amount. and this is continuous. this is absolutely continuous.
along with the flow of people coming across the border is the support that poland is offering to those people who have fled. volunteers in their hundreds bringing off, dropping off things that all the children may need. the piles of nappies, the milk formula, the food for the children who are exhausted and they re overwhelmed, and what is really, really touching is just the little moments of generosity, how people just bring people that have fled to the border into their homes, opening their homes. and this is the absolute first moment these people have crossed into this country, and there is a sense of calmness and there is a sense ofjust exhaustion, given all they have been through. there is organisation. we see all the time people coming up explaining. we ve got a person who as travelling to krakow. we can take four or five people. we ve got a person who is
krakow and warsaw. many will end up in the very stadium. city officials here tell us that at the peak, they were seeing about 50,000 refugees come through the city. they tell the us now the number coming to this train station is a thousand a day. that doesn t include the ones coming a few miles away from here. where these people likely came from. it captures the drama, even more than a month later, we are till seeing this flow of refugees coming. what makes it very different is they have seen up close the horrors of this war him early on, there were people who escaped and left in the early days of the war. many are escaping because they have seen horrific things and have been trying to get out days
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