Municipalities - No distribution of asylum seekers between the years
The distribution of asylum seekers to Rhineland-Palatinate municipalities will be suspended between the years and reduced from January. "In recent weeks, we have noticed that the number of asylum seekers arriving in Germany, and therefore also in Rhineland-Palatinate, is declining," explained Integration Minister Katharina Binz (Greens) in Mainz on Wednesday. For this reason, the municipal umbrella organizations have been informed that from January 4, an average of only 300 people per week will be distributed to the cities, municipalities and districts.
The Minister reported that there are seasonal fluctuations in the numbers, which can be observed every year. A decline is usually recorded towards winter, as the escape routes become even more dangerous, especially across the Mediterranean.
"The number of refugees cannot be reliably predicted, but a renewed increase in the number of arrivals is to be expected in the coming year," said Binz. In order to be prepared for this, the country is continuing to expand its reception capacities.
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- Due to the decline in the number of asylum seekers, the government has decided to suspend the distribution of asylum seekers to Rhineland-Palatinate municipalities between certain years and reduce the weekly distribution to an average of 300 people per week.
- Integration Minister Katharina Binz, from Mainz in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, explained that the reduction in asylum seekers arriving in the country has led to this decision.
- The municipalities in Rhineland-Palatinate, including cities and districts, will be affected by this reduction in the distribution of asylum seekers, which is expected to continue until the number of refugees increases again.
- The decrease in the number of asylum seekers and refugees is a common seasonal fluctuation observed in Germany every year, with a decline usually recorded towards winter due to the more dangerous escape routes across the Mediterranean.
Source: www.stern.de
