Hundreds of homeless people are currently regularly at Barajas airport. The hurry that has been going on for months always causes major problems for the airport. Now the airport operator is forced to step against the uneafam guests.
It is unclear where people come from who regularly settle in Terminal 4 of the airport. Spanish media recently reported an insect pest, violence and intensive prostitution in the toilets. In the meantime, the city and airport operator Aena argue about the responsibility for the problem.
Daily newspaper went looking for “asylum seekers”
A local inspection of the daily newspaper “El Pais” could not confirm the claims of Madrid Mayor José Luis Martínez-Almeida, according to which countless asylum seekers would be one of the “residents”. A few days ago the medium reported a “negligible number of” asylum seekers. The asylum demand is also about whether the Spanish central government whether the city council is responsible for the problem.
“I have been here for a long time at the airport. And it is of course very difficult here. Social workers say that the city is to blame. The city council says it is the emergency service. The emergency service says that I have to talk to the social worker,” a woman who has been affected by the AP -press office about the social services in the capital. Other homeless people also report something similar.
Airport introduces access restrictions
To guarantee the safety of passengers and staff, the airport operator is now trying to chase the homeless road. At certain times there must be access restrictions that access is only permitted with an airline ticket or an employees -ID.
Source: Krone
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