Coronavirus: thousands of Europeans in precarious situations

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Frontier workers draw attention to the precariousness of their situation on the Czech-German border in Folmava, Czech Republic, May 1, 2020. REUTERS / David W Cerny

By: Jean-Baptiste Marot Follow

The social and economic crisis takes over from the health crisis and it does not spare developed countries in Europe. The sudden cessation of activities linked to confinement has thrown thousands of people into destitution. Consequences: the lines get longer for the distribution of food aid. Update on the situation in Europe with Jacques Vandenschrik, President of the European Federation of Food Banks (FEBA).  

  • Coronavirus
  • European Union
  • Economic crisis
  • Social issues

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