They will begin being accommodated from November
From November onwards, 378 beds will be provided for people fleeing the war in
Mainly women and children will be accommodated here, according to the Department of Integration.
There will be 78 pods in the event centre, consisting of two bedrooms with a maximum of three people in each room.
A contract has been signed for a period of two years.

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