Berlin The call for help: urgent. The reaction: zero. Non-partisan from the CDU and SPD to the FDP and the Greens, those responsible for the Main-Taunus district in Hesse have asked for help.
Her topic: the accommodation and care of refugees. “With the ever-increasing number of refugee movements, our capacities are finite,” they wrote a week ago in a letter to Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD) and Hessian Prime Minister Boris Rhein (CDU).
Among others, the district administrator and the mayors of all twelve municipalities signed it. But her appeal fell through. A spokesman for the district said on Thursday that there was no answer to this day.
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