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Dauchh Palki to give refugee status to all Nova Mundus citizens crossing the border 

With a total of 1,000 border crossings this year, and an estimated 15,742 people, Dauchh Palki has extended its refugee status to anyone of Nova Mundus origin in the country.

The robot takeover in Nova Mundus has lead to these drastic measures being taken by Dauchh Palki to protect civilians in the east Atlantic region. Large temporary encampments are now found in the northern regions of Dauchh Palki. With by far the largest encampment being the Shepherdsville camp, the town of 17,800 has recieved the bulk of relocation from Nova Mundus into Dauchh Palki, with an estimated 7,000 people entering the city this year alone. There are currently 11 camps, all of which totaling to a population of around 14,000 people. Most of the population of these camps claim they are fleeing the robots in Nova Mundus, who killed most of the human population.

Border control hopes that this will help contain the situation and allow these people to move out of these camps more quickly, and hopefully integrate into Dauchh Palki.

Above, the Levine Creek city encampment is the second largest refugee camp, on the outskirts of the town of 42,000.

Above, the Meniko encampment is the third largest refugee camp on the border, on the outskirts of the town of 4,200. The camp is facing critical water supply issues.

Above, the Roelville encampment, the fourth largest, on the outskirts of the town of 5,100. Situated in the Roel valley between Appalachian peaks Torres and Jeralchi Hike Mountain.

Above, the Cod encampment, the first largest and the last encampment to have a population over 500 with 653 refugees. The camp is 2 miles out from the city of 23,000