Daily Mail: Europe's migrant crisis boils over: Kos police break up refugee protest with batons and fire extinguishers after 1,500 migrants stage sit-in at football stadium chanting 'we want to eat'
* Migrants started pushing and shoving in a queue during a registration procedure at a stadium of Kos town
* There were only a handful of police officers left to control a crowd of approximately 1,500 jostling migrants
* Officers used were left trying to impose order on the crowd by hitting the fighting migrants with their batons
* When that didn't work the police resorted to blasting the migrants with foam, causing hundreds to flee in panic
Fights broke out among migrants on the Greek island of Kos this morning, with police officers forced to spray crowds with fire extinguishers in a desperate effort to get them to disperse.
The incident took place during a registration procedure which was taking place at the stadium of Kos town, on the south east of the island.
A handful of officers were left trying to impose order on the crowd by hitting the jostling migrants with batons and eventually resorted to blasting them with foam, causing hundreds to flee in panic.
Tensions on the tourist island are high with its mayor today warning of 'bloodshed' if the situation degenerates' further, claiming there are already 7,000 migrants stranded on Kos which has a population of just 30,000 people.
WNU Editor: I have lost count on how many times I have mentioned in this blog that this is just the tip of the iceberg. There are literally tens of millions of people .... if given the chance .... would flee the Middle East, Africa, Central Asia to Western Europe .... and they would do it in a heartbeat. Is Europe ready for this massive wave of refugees .... not even close.
More News On Refugees Rioting On the Island Of Kos
Europe’s migration wave: Latest developments -- AP
Violence Ensues on Greek Island of Kos as Migrants Clash With Police -- Newsweek
‘We want papers! We want to eat!’ Fights break out among migrants as tensions rise on Kos -- Washington Post
Police on Greek island of Kos use batons and fire extinguishers in fights with migrants -- The Independent
Kos mayor warns of 'bloodshed' as migrant arrivals 'out of control' -- The Telegraph
Migrant numbers increase as fights break out on Greek island of Kos -- Independent.ie
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