Her death has lead to questions about overcrowded conditions inside some centres, with too few adults and employees to take care of children, many traumatised by war.
The room is overcrowded, completely overcrowded".
The New Churchyard, an acre in size, was first used in 1569, not long after an outbreak of bubonic plague, as an alternative to the overcrowded parish plots inside the old city walls.
Inside are dilapidated and overcrowded apartments that have attracted transient youths looking for cheap rents and minimum-wage jobs.
Inside the overcrowded immigrant homes that speckle New York's suburbs, Hispanic women like Ms. Gress-Escamilla have begun to forge their livelihoods.
Dr Ramzy is a survivor of the worst ever Hajj-related tragedy in 1990, when 1,426 pilgrims died in a stampede inside an overcrowded pedestrian tunnel leading to holy sites in Mecca.
The latest knifing makes the paper complete with bloody pictures from the morgue and the town's evangelical Baptist pastor, normally holding services in his garage, voluntarily locks himself inside the overcrowded jailhouse to preach the gospel to 60 prisoners forced to sleep in shifts on 12 cots.
Originally from Damascus, Syria, Mardini and her sister, Sarah, found themselves with other refugees in Turkish waters inside an overcrowded boat when it started to leak.
Three different levels of crowding were developed to include severely overcrowded, overcrowded and not overcrowded.
Such progressive laws make little real difference to most of Brazil's inmates stuck in dramatically overcrowded, violent, and squalid prisons run by inside mafias.
