Humanitarian crisis threatens the Greek city of Perama
As unemployment rises and social benefits are cut under the country's austerity measures, tough financial times are looming for more and more people in Greece.
In the old port city of Perama the situation has become so bad some people are calling it a humanitarian crisis.
Almost 60% of the population are jobless and many people rely heavily on charities to get basic food and medical help.
Marek Pruszewicz reports.
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