Sentence examples for existing camps from inspiring English sources

Existing camps, like Camp Whittsett Boy Scout Camp and Pyles Boys Camp, would probably remain, Mr. Glickman said.

According to the UN, as of Wednesday the total number of refugees in and around Dadaab was 380,000, including 59,000 new arrivals living on the outskirts of the three existing camps, Ifo, Hagadera and Dagahaley.

In contrast to Occupy's existing camps in the capital – next to St Paul's Cathedral and on Finsbury Square – the new outpost will not be primarily residential but aims to act as a forum for ideas and meetings.

In a compromise arrangement, thousands of Somali families living in makeshift shelters on the outskirts of the three existing camps are being moved into tents on a hastily cleared piece of land called Ifo Extension, where the latrines are still being dug and water has to be trucked in.

UNHCR says it has settled 14,000 people in tents on the 10-metre by 12-metre plots in Ifo Extension over the past few weeks, and plans to move 90,000 more there from the edges of the existing camps.

Up to 200,000 could flee just in the first days of the offensive, according to Norwegian Refugee Council media adviser Karl Schembri, but existing camps like Hasansham can only accommodate 60,000 people at present.

According to reports the secretive regime has built a huge 'security perimeter' around an existing camp, human rights watchdog Amnesty said today.

The local authorities and aid agencies said they were unprepared for the latest wave of refugees, and that an existing camp nearby in northern Iraq was terribly overcrowded, housing nearly 50,000 refugees in a site built for 22,000.

Although Vrba maintained that warning the Hungarian community was one of the motives for his escape, the report said: "Work is now proceeding on a still larger compound which is to be added later on to the already existing camp.

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