Humanitarian Aid To Refugees After Moria Fire

Women wearing facemasks are waiting seperately from men to get food. Humanitarian Aid is given to Asylum Seekers from Team Humanity Denmark NGO after the refugees and migrants have their body temperature tested, in order to prevent people to enter the facility with the possibility of spreading the pandemic, the Covid-19 Coronavirus. The facility is near the former Moria hotspot camp. More than 10.000 Asylum Seekers are homeless and helpless, resulting sleeping and living roadside without any shelter, food, running water supply, facility, infrastructure or help after the fire in Moria Refugee Camp, the hotspot center for Identification and Registration. People now live in the hills or olive groves around the former camp, or on the road between Mytilene or Mitlini city, the capital of the island and Moria, near Karatepe. As a result the main road of the island closed and police had a blocckade in order to prevent them to move towards the city and the port. People live in makeshift tents as there was no place to accommodate them at that time, later the new temporary Kara Tepe or Mavrovouni Refugee camp was created. September 20, 2020 - Lesbos Island, Greece (Photo by Nicolas Economou/NurPhoto via Getty Images)