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Carriers decline money for saving refugees

Rapporteurs from the three major parties in the European Parliament are looking to give private-owned carriers money for saving refugees. Carriers flatly reject the notion, according to Danish newspaper Børsen.

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Photo: Viviano Francesco/AP/POLFOTO/arkiv
BY OLE ANDERSEN
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