 The Government is currently procuring hotels to relieve pressure on the centre, near Ramsgate, but Mr Jenrick said he suspected it would take roughly seven days for numbers to drop to an "acceptable level". Mr Abbas, who provided the stranded group with emergency supplies of clothes and food, told the Guardian: "They were stressed, disturbed and completely disoriented. They were also very hungry." And referring to the group reportedly left at the station on Saturday, an Afghan asylum seeker, who asked not to be named, said: "They were still on the street at midnight, trying to work out what to do, where to go. "They had no money, and hadn't even been told where they were." A group of people thought to be migrants gather their belongings before leaving the Manston centre (){kind=link}
About 40 people were taken by bus from the Manston migrant centre in Kent, but 11 of them had nowhere to go after being dropped off at Victoria railway station without jackets and wearing flip-flops on Tuesday night
The Home Office abandoned a group of cold and hungry asylum seekers in central London, it has been reported.
About 40 people were taken by bus from the Manston migrant centre in Kent, but 11 of them had nowhere to go after being dropped off at Victoria railway station on Tuesday evening.
Danial Abbas, a volunteer with the Under One Sky homelessness charity, spotted the disoriented group of men without jackets and wearing flip-flops as heavy showers hit the capital overnight.
A yellow weather warning for rain has been issued for the South East, stretching from Portsmouth to Canterbury, from midnight until mid-afternoon today.