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Some of them are now taking the long way around, into Norway via Russia, just a few miles from the Arctic Ocean. There's a catch, though. The Russians don't let them walk across the border, and the Norwegians don't let drivers bring people in who don't have the proper papers. So they ride bicycles, which are piling up on the Norwegian side of the crossing.
Seeking asylum on children's bicycles (BBC News)
I wonder why they don't save some time and distance by entering via Finland.
Seeking asylum on children's bicycles (BBC News)
In the whole of 2014 just seven asylum seekers crossed over the Storskog border crossing. In October alone there have been 1,100. Some are from Iraq, Afghanistan and Lebanon but most are from Syria.
I wonder why they don't save some time and distance by entering via Finland.