“We don’t know who they are yet, but it is a group that we want to work hard for,” says councilor Mirjam Havinga. “Given the supply, there is a good chance that they will be boys from Syria and Eritrea. However, we also want to create places for girls. This is possible thanks to the separate residential units.” Once the permits have been arranged, the number of residents may be expanded to 56.
Eemnes places 32 young asylum seekers in a bungalow park: ‘It will be a large family with many children’
