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Greece: Police clash with Idomeni refugees as protests continue

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Scuffles erupted between the police and refugees at the Idomeni refugee camp on Tuesday with a group of refugees continuing to block train tracks near the camp calling for open borders.

Police used batons against refugees who responded by throwing missiles towards the police line. A large number of police officers have been deployed at the camp in a bid to keep order.

Earlier on Tuesday, scuffles broke out between groups of refugees as several men attempted to remove protest banners and posters from tents.

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