AFP通信さんのインスタグラム写真 - (AFP通信Instagram)「Stopped train left hundreds of migrants stranded in Mexican desert⁣ ⁣ Around 1,800 people, mostly Venezuelans and Central Americans, became stuck overnight in the northern state of Chihuahua when the freight train they had hitched a ride on stopped without explanation in the Ahumada municipality Friday.⁣ ⁣ These migrants are among many who ride on freight trains as a means of heading north, where they hope to cross into the United States after fleeing poverty and violence in their home countries.⁣ ⁣ In Mexico, where most railroads are more than 100 years old, freight trains often move slowly or stop altogether -- sometimes for the very purpose of discouraging migrants.⁣ Just last week, the country's largest railway suspended 30 percent of its operations due to being overwhelmed by the flow of foreign stowaways.⁣ ⁣ In Ahumada, civil protection authorities and local residents brought food and water to the stranded passengers before the train began chugging along again Saturday, bound for the border town of Ciudad Juarez.⁣ There, they will face another long delay as they wait their turn to make their cases to American authorities.⁣ ⁣ The Mexican government has said it is overwhelmed by the number of migrants crossing into its territory, while American border authorities reported almost 233,000 crossings into the United States in August. Mexican authorities said they detained more than 189,000 migrants in September.⁣ ⁣ 📷 @herikamp #AFP」10月4日 20時01分 - afpphoto

AFP通信のインスタグラム(afpphoto) - 10月4日 20時01分


Stopped train left hundreds of migrants stranded in Mexican desert⁣

Around 1,800 people, mostly Venezuelans and Central Americans, became stuck overnight in the northern state of Chihuahua when the freight train they had hitched a ride on stopped without explanation in the Ahumada municipality Friday.⁣

These migrants are among many who ride on freight trains as a means of heading north, where they hope to cross into the United States after fleeing poverty and violence in their home countries.⁣

In Mexico, where most railroads are more than 100 years old, freight trains often move slowly or stop altogether -- sometimes for the very purpose of discouraging migrants.⁣
Just last week, the country's largest railway suspended 30 percent of its operations due to being overwhelmed by the flow of foreign stowaways.⁣

In Ahumada, civil protection authorities and local residents brought food and water to the stranded passengers before the train began chugging along again Saturday, bound for the border town of Ciudad Juarez.⁣
There, they will face another long delay as they wait their turn to make their cases to American authorities.⁣

The Mexican government has said it is overwhelmed by the number of migrants crossing into its territory, while American border authorities reported almost 233,000 crossings into the United States in August. Mexican authorities said they detained more than 189,000 migrants in September.⁣

📷 @herikamp #AFP


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