Grambow and Blankensee are the places mentioned. - Authorities discover 14 individuals without legal documentation.
Twenty-somethings, ranging in age from 20 to 31, arrived at Stern-Buchholz reception center following the end of police operations. Each carried a pick-up certificate directing them to Pasewalk train station. They recounted being trafficked into Germany via the route from Russia, through Belarus, and lastly Poland, and subsequently filed for political asylum.
Approximately an hour later, five young Indians were found waiting at a bus stop in Blankensee – thanks to a witness tip. These 19-24 year olds didn't apply for asylum; rather, they claimed they sought out family members or acquaintances in Germany and Italy. Like their older counterparts, they'd also travelled to Germany from Russia, through Belarus, and Poland. The day prior, at approximately noon, they were sent back to Poland.
This piece was generated using AI technology and is an unofficial retelling of the aforementioned government report.
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