CHIOS, June 11 — Four young Afghan asylum seekers went on trial in Greece today accused of starting the devastating fires that burnt down Europe’s largest migrant camp last year.
A legal source told AFP the four could face up to 15 years in prison if found guilty on both charges.Two other Afghan youths were jailed for five years over the same case in March. The trial is based in large part on the testimony of another Afghan asylum seeker who identified the six as the perpetrators.
Built in 2013 to house a maximum of 3,000 people, the Moria camp became badly overcrowded in 2015 as a huge wave of people began arriving on the Greek islands on small boats from nearby Turkey.
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