Calais (AFP) – “We must get out, it’ll destroy” the dismantling of the southern part of the “jungle” of Calais continued Wednesday for a third day in a precarious calm and still high . police security
“Today, dismantling happened satisfactorily Some migrants take more time. we respect their wish and we will demolish once removed their business,” said Vincent Berton, sub-prefect of Calais, at a press conference.
in the evening, we learned that Natasha Bouchart, Republicans mayor of the city, would be received Friday at the Elysee by the President Francois Hollande.
to protest against measures to dismantle, eight Iranian migrants are sewn mouth with needles and thread. They briefly marched in an alley of the slum, mouth partially stitched, found a videographer and a photographer from AFP. “We are humans” ( “we are human”) or “Where is your democracy? Where is our freedom?” ( “Where is your democracy? Where is our freedom?”), Could be read on two placards they waved.
The prefecture of Pas-de-Calais said in Wednesday night to Thursday in a statement that “the prefect was informed of the conditions under which, in the camp of La Lande, two migrants have chosen to mutilate by sewing the lips.”
“such facts can not but arouse deep emotion and everything will be implemented so that these people are supported to receive appropriate treatment, “it said.
” However, nothing justifies such extremes then just as the state strives to break migrants disgraceful conditions in which they survive in the South area, “the statement concluded.
the evacuation of the largest slum in France resumed shortly after 8:30, employees of Sogea, mandated by the state to dismantle the camp, taking up their duties, under the protection of some thirty cars and two riot trucks from securing work.
” we must get out, it’ll destroy “, warned the police on the spot, hitting the shelters still standing to dislodge the occupants. Including those who wanted to finish their breakfast, ordered to go, according to Mariam, Catholic Relief employee.
A version categorically denied by the authorities. “We left more than two hours to the Sudanese to take their breakfast,” said Serge Szarzynski, Departmental Director of Social Cohesion (DDCS) of the Pas-de-Calais.
Asked about the duration work to evacuate the southern part, the prefect of Pas-de-Calais Fabienne Buccio replied that they could last “a month maybe a little more, maybe a little less.”
– Two activists acquitted –
“heath camp” – the official name of the “Jungle” – the state’s services teams were trying again to encourage migrants during social maraudes to accept alternative accommodation while they are between 800 and 3450 in the southern area according to sources. The sub-prefect of Calais said that “200 people were still free”, on 1500, in the interim care center (CAP) consists of heated containers. “300 other” are “in the blue tents of civil security”, 500 available.
As for departures by bus to one of the 102 reception and orientation centers (CAO ), often located in the south of France, the state counted 43 runners Monday 28 Tuesday and 32 on Wednesday.
at the same time, Fnars (national Federation of Home and associations reintegration) pointed to a study published Wednesday malfunctions in the device CAD set up to house evacuees from the “jungle”.
the night had been quiet on the outskirts of the “jungle” , several residents told AFP Wednesday at their relief.
firefighters had to make several interventions in the night for tents lights, without it being clear whether they were voluntary.
at 40 km away, in Boulogne-sur-Mer, two pro-migrant activists arrested Monday at the “Jungle”, a young German of 23 years and a Briton, 31, were tried immediate appearance Wednesday. Defending himself to be No border, they both were released for lack of evidence.
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