Question

How did the nation face refugee problem?​

Answer 1

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Refugee crisis can refer to difficulties and dangerous situations in the reception of large groups of forcibly displaced persons. These could be either internally displaced, refugees, asylum seekers or any other huge groups of migrants.

Refugees in 2015

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Total population

21.3 million (16.1 million under 100.123 under UNRWA's mandate; the total number of forcibly displaced persons is 65.3 million)

Regions with significant populations

Africa

4.413 million

Europe

4.391 million

Asia and the Pacific

3.831 million

Middle East and North Africa

2.739 million

Americas

746,800

A crisis could occur within the country, while attempting to leave, or while on the move to a safe country, or even after arrival in a country of asylum. A situation can be called a crisis, either from the perspective of the forcibly displaced persons, or from the perspective of the receiving state, or both. According to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, as of January 2019, 70.8 million (41.3 million internally, 25.9 million registered (20.4 million under UNHCR, 5.5 million under UNRWA), 3.5 million asylum seekers) had been displaced worldwide.[2]

In 2016, an estimated 362,000 refugees crossed the Mediterranean Sea in attempts to reach Europe due to dangers in their home countries.[3] In the first half of 2017, over 105,000 refugees and migrants entered Europe through the Mediterranean.[3] On 27, September, 2019 a boat carrying at least 19 people destined for Chios Island capsized and seven people were killed, including five children and two women.[3] As of 2019, 63,311 people had crossed the Mediterranean towards Europe and at least 1,028 people had died as a result of drowning.[4]

Answer 2

QUESTION:-

How did the nation face refugee problem?​

ANSWER:-

• Refugees from Pakistan were settled in various  parts.

• Refugees from Pakistan were settled in Tripura, Meghalaya and Assam.

• The people of Tibet were settled in Bailukuppe & Mandagadde.

• They provided with education.

• Training was given to take self-employment.

• Medical facilities were expended.

• Loans were given.

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