Malian migrant brothers Gari Arouna, center, and Dibassi Arouna, being taken care of in SicilyIn the green hills of southeastern Sicily, the Don Bosco Oasis hotel is turning tourists away this season.
Instead, it has taken in 112 African migrants, survivors of the kind of risky, clandestine crossing of the Mediterranean which has cost at least 900 people their lives this year alone.
Across southern Italy, where the bulk of migrants seeking a better life first set foot in Europe, an unprecendented influx has filled the usual processing centres.
The interior ministry has had to turn to hotels and other residential structures to …Read More
Source:: PM Newspaper
