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Greece is a key entry point into Europe for many migrants and asylum seekers, particularly those arriving from Turkey and the Middle East. Its geographical location means it often manages large numbers of arrivals, leading to pressure on its asylum system and temporary accommodation facilities, like the one mentioned in the story.
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