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Lifestyle | everyday life | News | The Sydney Morning Herald Sorry, this feature is currently unavailable. We are working on its restoration. Please try again later. DEEPTI HAYELA - Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) - A complex of giant tents set up on the island was opened Wednesday as New York City opens its latest temporary haven for an influx of international migrants from the southern border states. The Randall Island Humanitarian Center is designed as a temporary stopover for single adult men, many of them from Venezuela, who arrive several times a week on buses chartered mostly from Texas. The spartan and utility tents have bunks for up to 500 people, laundry, dining, and telephones for residents to make international calls. The city plans to bring single men in after they enter Manhattans main bus station and leave them there for a few days, officials said, until decisions are made on next steps. The first receipts were delivered to the center on Wednesday. We needed a different type of operation that would give us the time and space to take people in, give them hot meals, showers and a place to sleep, understand their medical needs, and then really work with them to learn. what they have to do next is going to be a step, Emergency Commissioner Zak Iskol said in an interview with Board Games. They heat up, as the temperature at night can drop to 40-30 degrees. The sleeping area has row after row of green beds, each with a pillow, a few sheets and a blanket, and a few towels. Authorities said they could double the number of beds in tents if necessary. Similar types of tents have been used as temporary shelters elsewhere, such as along the southern border of the United States. In recent years, the Trump and Biden administrations have been criticized for conditions in some tents, including overcrowding. In recent months, New York has seen a sudden increase in the number of migrants seeking asylum in the United States who have been sent to the city from other states, including Texas and Arizona. The influx of people has overwhelmed the citys shelter system, prompting officials to seek other places to house people and offer temporary tents. Families of migrants with children are accommodated in a hotel. The New York City homeless shelter system is currently overflowing with over 63,300 residents. Although there are fewer families in shelters now than in pre-pandemic years, the number of single men has risen sharply since spring, mainly due to the influx of migrants. On Monday, more than 20,000 single adults were in the temporary shelter system, up 23% from the overnight average in July. Mayor Eric Adams declared a state of emergency by telephone earlier this month.Lifestyle | Everyday | News | The Sydney Morning Herald Sorry, this feature is currently unavailable. We are working on its reconstruction. Please try again later. DIPTI HAJELAH - Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) - A complex of giant tents built on an island was unveiled Wednesday as New Yorks latest temporary shelter for an influx of international migrants arriving by bus from southern border states. resort on Randalls Island, intended as a temporary stopover for single male adults, many from Venezuela, who arrive several times a week on buses chartered mostly from Texas. people, laundry, canteen and telephones for residents to make international calls. The citys plan calls for single men to be taken to the facility upon arrival at Manhattans main bus terminal and left there for several days until the next one is arranged. steps, authorities said. The first receipts arrived at the center on Wednesday. We needed a different kind of operation that would give us the time and space to take people in, get them a warm meal, a shower, a place to sleep, understand their medical needs and then really work with them to find out what happens next. for them . . . there will be action, said Emergency Commissioner Zach Iskol. The white plastic-walled tents also include a room where migrants can meet with case workers to discuss next steps, as well as a lounge with televisions, video games and board games. They are heated because fall nighttime temperatures can dip into the 40s and 30s. The sleeping area consists of rows of green beds, each with a pillow, a few sheets, a blanket and a few towels. The city says it could double the number of tent beds if needed. Similar types of tents have been used as temporary shelters elsewhere, such as on the southern border of the U.S. In recent years, the Trump and Biden administrations have come under fire over conditions in some tents, including overcrowding. ity, with an unexpected increase in the number of migrants sent to the city seeking asylum in the US x states. from other states, including Texas and Arizona. The influx strained the citys shelter system, forcing officials to look for other places to house people and offer temporary tents. Migrant families with children are accommodated in the hotel. New York Citys homeless shelter system is currently overcrowded with more than 63,300 residents. Although there are now fewer families in shelters than in the pre-pandemic years, the number of single men has risen sharply since the spring, mainly due to the influx of migrants. More than 20,000 single adults were staying in the shelter system on Monday, a 23% increase over the average night in July. Earlier this month, Mayor Eric Adams declared a state of emergency over the phone.

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