You 170 Afghan refugees who were in Guarulhos Airport Friday night (30), to a Summer camp in Praia Grande. Mid-flight, they are warned that Mayor of Praia Grande, Rachel Cheney (PSDB)the group will not be allowed to enter the city, since the place where they will stay has been sealed by the municipal department inspectors due to the lack of an inspection report from the fire department (Apoplexy).
Ministry of Justice and Public Security (MJSPHe stated that “negotiations to receive 150 Afghan immigrants took place directly with the Afghan government Metallurgical UnionPraia Grande (SP) Vacation Camp Director, Private Space, Available to Serve Them.” See MJ’s full note below.
The group of Afghan refugees will remain Summer camp for the Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industries Workers UnionIn the Solymar neighborhood. entity head Helio Rodrigues, I know TV Tribuna, a subsidiary of Globo, that the documents were correct, but the municipal administration denied this and later justified that the Afghans were sick and could endanger the population. Read the city’s statement below.
Presented by Flavio Dino
The release took place after only five hours, with the intervention of the Minister of Justice. Flavio Dinowho met with the mayor and responded with a series of demands she made to her. I asked, for example, that while Afghans live in the city, federal or state police should be kept at the shelter door to control access. In addition, he requested the establishment of an outpatient clinic with at least two doctors and a team for consultations and treatments.
The municipality also demanded the allocation of a bed and bathroom linens for daily changes in the fight against scabies, an interpreter, and an agreement to pay for laboratory tests and other necessary analyzes, in addition to determining the period of residence.
Note from the Ministry of Justice
The Ministry of Justice and Public Security (MJSP) reports that negotiations for the reception of 150 Afghan immigrants have been conducted directly with the Metal Workers Union, director of Praia Grande Holiday Camp (SP), a private place available for service. for them. A site inspection has already been arranged with the fire department. The Federal Government will bear all necessary expenses and care for the collection and the municipality of Praia Grande will have no cost or responsibility for this reception.
This measure is an emergency measure to remove refugees currently living in a sensitive and precarious situation, including 35 children, and is being built in partnership with the Government of São Paulo, Guarulhos City Council, UNHCR, Caritas and other civil society entities. Involved. with the subject.
Note from Praia Grande City Hall
Praia Grande City Council informs that a meeting between the Mayor of the City, Raquel Chini, and the Minister of Justice, Flavio Dino Farabolini, on Friday night (30), an agreement was signed between the municipality and the federal government so that 170 Afghans. Refugees can land in the city.
Mayor Raquel Cheney asked the minister for the following conditions for Afghans to stay in the city: Federal or state police at the door of the colony with
access control vehicles, a necessary measure because they need to be isolated and so that the city’s security teams are not reduced; Establishing an outpatient clinic with at least two doctors and teams for consultations and treatment; Bed and bath linens for daily scabies changes, an interpreter, an agreement to pay for laboratory and other necessary tests and a determination of the length of stay.
The mayor also made it clear in the meeting with the minister that the responsibility for all the time Afghans spend in the city in terms of education, health and social assistance, will rest with the federal government.
Afghans will be installed in the alchemists’ colony. The Fire Department will be called upon to provide full support and provide necessary guidance so that they can remain safely on site.
Praia Grande City Hall affirms that the city welcomes everyone with passion and joy and that it is in solidarity with humanitarian causes and the present moment for the Afghan people.
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