Eilenburg concludes refugee accommodation: what is now coming for the city!

Eilenburg concludes refugee accommodation: what is now coming for the city!

A lot is happening in Eilenburg at the moment: the emergency accommodation for refugees at the Schanzberg, which was originally supposed to be put into operation in November this year, is closed at the end of the year. The City Councilor Eilenburg made this decision by rejecting the extension of the lease agreement, reports the lvz . A failed compromise provided for a one -year extension. Nevertheless, the district signals that refugees must continue to be admitted, which does not make the situation of those affected easier.

The emergency accommodation on the Eilenburg Schanzberg should offer space for up to 96 protection seekers. However, there are currently no free places in the shared accommodation in the North Saxony district. The first quarters were planned for mid -November, but the closure of the accommodation remains unclear where those who are looking for a new home should stay. Visits to the facility are scheduled for November 4 that offer a final opportunity for the residents to familiarize themselves with the circumstances before commissioning, such as the LIZ reported.

drought as a problem for the region

Especially in these times, however, not only the situation of the refugees ensures conversation. The districts of Leipzig and North Saxony have issued a general decline in water to react to the "groundwater thunder" due to high temperatures and low rainfall. Residents may not remove water from lakes, rivers or streams without permission; The lvz .

This has far -reaching consequences for agriculture and nature in the region. Ponds in the area have already dried out due to the heat and lack of precipitation, while the Wermsdorfer Horstsee has lost one meter of water. The condition of the ponds even led to the relocation of fish. The long -term effects on the fishing harvest in 2025 are still unclear, but the horses seeing and the planned fishing festival remains unaffected for the time being.

A look at the refugee policy

The intensifying location of the refugees also brought the question of the residence and protection status of those affected. The Federal Ministry of Family Affairs, together with Unicef and other partners, is committed to the protection of people in need of protection in refugee accommodation. The federal initiative "Protection of refugee people in refugee accommodation" has existed since 2016. Numerous measures have been taken to establish standards for the security and well-being of the protection seekers, as the Federal Government

vulnerable groups, such as minors, pregnant women and victims of human trafficking, should be particularly protected here. The developments and the need for further measures are continuously monitored and adapted to promote the participation and integration of refugees in society.

With all of these challenges, it is clear that there is still a lot of work in Eilenburg and the surrounding area in order to take into account the needs of refugees and agricultural requirements. The coming months will be decisive to find solutions that do justice to both people and nature.