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German police officers check a car on September 13, 2015, in the southern German city of Freilassing at the border between Germany and Austria, after Berlin's shock decision to reintroduce such controls to halt a surge in refugee numbers. German federal police had said hundreds of officers were being deployed to carry out the newly reintroduced border controls. AFP PHOTO / GUENTER SCHIFFMANN

A policeman checks a Syrian migrant on September 13, 2015, in the southern German city of Freilassing at the border between Germany and Austria, after Berlin's shock decision to reintroduce such controls to halt a surge in refugee numbers. German federal police had said hundreds of officers were being deployed to carry out the newly reintroduced border controls. AFP PHOTO / GUENTER SCHIFFMANN

Refugees sleep aboard a bus as they travel from Belgrade to the northern Serbian town of Subotica via Novi Sad on September 13, 2015. Hungary said it had increased the number of soldiers building its controversial anti-migrant border fence, as the numbers of people crossing from Serbia hit a new record. AFP PHOTO / ARMEND NIMANI

Migrants and refugees wait to cross the Greece-Macedonia border near the village of Idomeni, in northern Greece on September 13, 2015. Three people, including a child, drowned when a boat carrying some 100 migrants capsized off Greece early on September 13, the Athens News Agency reported. It said the coastguard had rescued 68 people following the incident off the island of Farmakonisi in the Southern Aegean Sea. AFP PHOTO /STR

Refugees rest in a parking garage in the main rail station in Salzburg, Austria, on September 13, 2015. Austria's state-owned rail company suspended train services with Germany as Europe tries to cope with a massive surge of refugee arrivals. AFP PHOTO / WILDBILD

Refugees rest in a parking garage in the main rail station in Salzburg, Austria, on September 13, 2015. Austria's state-owned rail company suspended train services with Germany as Europe tries to cope with a massive surge of refugee arrivals. AFP PHOTO / WILDBILD

Refugees rest in a parking garage in the main rail station in Salzburg, Austria, on September 13, 2015. Austria's state-owned rail company suspended train services with Germany as Europe tries to cope with a massive surge of refugee arrivals. AFP PHOTO / WILDBILD

A policemen controls a young refugee coming from Afghanistan at the German-Austrian border near Piding, southern Germany, on September 14, 2015. After admitting that its capacity in the refugee crisis had been stretched to the limit, Berlin reintroduced identity checks on people travelling from the passport-free Schengen zone, and essentially announced an end to its open-doors policy to Syrians. AFP PHOTO / GUENTER SCHIFFMANN

A refugee mother from Afghanistan and her children are being controlled by the police at the German-Austrian border near Piding, southern Germany, on September 14, 2015. After admitting that its capacity in the refugee crisis had been stretched to the limit, Berlin reintroduced identity checks on people travelling from the passport-free Schengen zone, and essentially announced an end to its open-doors policy to Syrians. AFP PHOTO / GUENTER SCHIFFMANN

A policewoman controls a refugee mother and her daughter at the German-Austrian border near Piding, southern Germany, on September 14, 2015. After admitting that its capacity in the refugee crisis had been stretched to the limit, Berlin reintroduced identity checks on people travelling from the passport-free Schengen zone, and essentially announced an end to its open-doors policy to Syrians. AFP PHOTO / GUENTER SCHIFFMANN

A police woman controls a refugee mother and her daughter at the German-Austrian border near Piding, southern Germany, on September 14, 2015. After admitting that its capacity in the refugee crisis had been stretched to the limit, Berlin reintroduced identity checks on people travelling from the passport-free Schengen zone, and essentially announced an end to its open-doors policy to Syrians. AFP PHOTO / GUENTER SCHIFFMANN

Migrants sit at the far end of a platform at Vienna's train station (Westbahnhof) in Vienna on September 13, 2015. Austria's state-owned rail company announced Sunday it will suspend train services with Germany as Europe tries to cope with a massive surge of refugee arrivals. The announcement came as Germany said it was reinstating "temporary" controls at the border with Austria. AFP PHOTO / JOE KLAMAR

Several hundreds of migrants camp at far end of a platform at Vienna's train station (Westbahnhof) in Vienna on September 13, 2015. Austria's state-owned rail company announced Sunday it will suspend train services with Germany as Europe tries to cope with a massive surge of refugee arrivals. The announcement came as Germany said it was reinstating "temporary" controls at the border with Austria. AFP PHOTO / JOE KLAMAR

Party members and sympathizers of the opposition parties march at the bank of Danube River in Budapest on September 13, 2015 during a demonstration to protest against the migration policy of the Hungarian Prime Minister. Hungary's border with Serbia has become a major crossing point into the European Union, with about 190,000 entering Hungary so far this year. With 175,000 having crossed this year, Hungarian Prime Minister Orban has announced a series of measures -- many of them highly controversial -- to stem the flow. AFP PHOTO / ATTILA KISBENEDEK

Participant of a demo against the migration policy of the Hungarian Prime Minister Orban holds a sign reading 'Hungary no equal Orban' in Budapest on September 13, 2015. Hungary's border with Serbia has become a major crossing point into the European Union, with about 190,000 entering Hungary so far this year. With 175,000 having crossed this year, Hungarian Prime Minister Orban has announced a series of measures -- many of them highly controversial -- to stem the flow. AFP PHOTO / ATTILA KISBENEDEK

Migrants wait for a special train to Berlin at the train station in Munich, southern Germany, on September 13, 2015. Thousands of refugees arrived in Germany during the weekend, coming from Hungary and Austria. AFP PHOTO / CHRISTOF STACHE

A Pakistani migrants shows a V-sign in the refugee camp at a refugee camp at the Hungarian-Serbian border near Roszke on September 11, 2015 Hungary's border with Serbia has become a major crossing point into the European Union, with more than 160,000 entering Hungary so far this year. AFP PHOTO / PETER KOHALMI

A syrian man salutes as he crosses the border between Hungary and Austria on September 10, 2015 near Nickelsdorf, Austria. Thousands of migrants have continued to cross into Hungary over the last few days from Serbia. Since the beginning of 2015 the number of migrants using the so-called 'Balkans route' has exploded with migrants arriving in Greece from Turkey and then travelling on through Macedonia and Serbia before entering the EU in Hungary from where they continue via Austria to Germany . The number of people leaving their homes in war torn countries such as Syria, marks the largest migration of people since World War II. AFP PHOTO/JOE KLAMAR