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January 15, 2019 11:39 AM
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Updated January 15, 2019 at 12:12
The humanitarian camp for Venezuelan migrants in the El Salitre sector in Bogotá will be closed on Tuesday because it has been a temporary refuge. The weather
In the camp, where there were more than 500 refugees, there are still 83 people among whom there are several who do not have a destination to go to.
The Secretariat for Social Integration, an entity that was responsible for this field, provided transportation, travel and the ability to store suitcases or objects in warehouses. Citizens who do not have a place to go after cleaning the camp can go to temporary shelters where they can stay up to three days.
The Secretariat reported that of the 500 Venezuelans in the camp, 115 voluntarily withdrew, 138 traveled to Rumichaca or returned to Venezuela with the support of Migration Colombia and other government agencies, 56 left the camp without knowing exactly where they were and 43 were expelled from problems of cohabitation.
With information from time
#ElTiempoLeCuenta The dismantling of the Venezuelan humanitarian camp begins in Bogotá ► https://t.co/eVUuxYWaB0 pic.twitter.com/2Wu5XgbjCD
– TIME (@ELTIEMPO) January 15, 2019
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