The Interior Ministry is meanwhile setting in motion procedures to set up and operate a second centre within 2020, probably in Paphos. Construction will be paid for with EU funds and it will be run with the purchase of services from the private sector so as to be more flexible and be able to deal with increased needs when they arise, the newspaper added.
The ministry is also budgeting €180,250 for the Kokkinotrimithia temporary shelter which is where larger groups of refugees are first taken on arrival in Cyprus.
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