Berlin threatens to be overcrowded: emergency shelters as expensive and dangerous permanent solution.

Berlin threatens to be overcrowded: emergency shelters as expensive and dangerous permanent solution.

According to a report by www.bz-berlin.de, the emergency shelters in Berlin have become a permanent solution due to the overcrowding of the city. Around 200 migrants arrive in Berlin every day and apply for asylum, twice as many as in September. Since all accommodations are already occupied, hotels are rented and the former airports are converted to emergency shelters. The costs per person and day in a hotel amount to an average of 57 euros. The tent camp in Tegel costs 40 million euros per month and offers 7600 beds. 5500 places are planned in Tempelhof.

However, the accommodation situation in emergency accommodation is problematic. In the Hangar Tempelhof, for example, there are residential containers with twelve square meters for four people, with each resident only having three square meters of living space available. The sanitary facilities are outside the hangar.

The question of where the sole travelers can live 600 men from the Hangar 1 in the long term remains open. There are no available accommodations or apartments for you. This raises the question of what these people will do and where they will seek connection. In addition, the question of developing their relationship with the Jewish population in Berlin.

The situation in Berlin may be similar to the situation in New York, as said by Mayor Eric Adams. It seems difficult to find the right words and solutions for the situation. The Berlin Senator Cansel Kiziltepe has spoken out against the deportation of rejected asylum seekers without doing a counter -proposal. She seems to be standing by and how the former airports fill up with people for whom Berlin has no place.

The integration of foreigners is becoming increasingly difficult and the costs for refugees in Berlin amount to one billion euros per year, money that the city does not have. In view of these challenges, it is important that those responsible speak loudly and effectively against uncontrolled immigration.