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COA fails to vacate Epe asylum hotel and must pay penalties

COA fails to vacate Epe asylum hotel and must pay penalties

The Central Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (COA) has failed to relocate residents from an emergency shelter in Epe, resulting in mandatory penalty payments to the municipality starting Wednesday. Despite efforts to close the location at the Fletcher Hotel, the agency stated that it has been unable to find alternative housing elsewhere in the country.

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