UK moving up to 500 asylum-seekers to barge moored off southern England in bid to cut costs
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The barge, which is owned by UK-based Bibby Marine, is normally used to provide temporary housing for workers when local accommodation isn’t available. With three stories of closely packed bedrooms, the barge resembles a college dormitory, though the rooms are utilitarian. It also includes a kitchen, dining area, common rooms and laundry facilities.
Locals wave to a coach believed to be carrying asylum seekers arriving at Portland Port in Dorset, England, Monday, Aug. 7, 2023.
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