Ukrainian refugees struggle with life underground in Swiss bomb shelters
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Around 100 Ukrainian refugees are living in civil-defence shelters in the Swiss canton of Vaud. They have spent several months underground because the local migrant reception agency lacks other accommodation. Residents claim that living in these conditions is harming their health. One man in his 40s has been staying in a shelter located in Clarens between Vevey and Montreux.
About 100 refugees have spent months living in civil-defence shelters in the Swiss canton of Vaud, reports RTS. The canton’s migrant reception agency lacks accommodation, and residents say life underground is damaging their health. One Ukrainian man in his 40s has been staying in a shelter in Clarens between Vevey and Montreux for several months. […]
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