Overcrowded Greek refugee camps ill-prepared for winter: UNHCRATHENS (Reuters) - Greece must speed up winter preparations at refugee camps on islands in the Aegean Sea where there has been a sharp rise in arrivals, the United Nations refugee agency said on Friday. Nearly 5,000 refugees, mostly Syrian or Iraqi families, crossed from Turkey in September - a quarter of all arrivals this year, UNHCR data shows.  While that is a fraction of the nearly 1 million who arrived in 2015 - due to a European Union deal with Turkey to block that route - four of the five island camps are hosting two or three times as many people as they were designed for.  UNHCR urges action on the islands to ease overcrowding, improve shelter, and stock and distribute appropriate and sufficient aid items,  said Philippe Leclerc, UNHCR representative in Greece. In the Moria camp on the island of Lesbos, one of the main entry points, more than 1,500 people are in makeshift shelters or tents without insulation, flooring or heating, UNHCR said. They include pregnant women, people with disabilities, and very young children. On nearby Samos, about 400 people are living in  very difficult  conditions and another 300, including families and lone children, are sleeping in tents in the woods due to a lack of space in the camp, UNHCR said.  More than 3,000 people on Samos are crammed into facilities designed to hold 700.  In January, refugees in Greece suffered sub-zero temperatures when an icy spell gripped parts of the country and scores of summer tents were weighed down by snow. More than 60,000 refugees and migrants have been trapped in Greece since Balkan countries along the northward overland route to western Europe sealed their borders in March 2016.  UNHCR has been gradually reducing its involvement on the islands since national institutions took over most services in August. worldnews
overcrowded greek refugee camps winter unhcrathens reuters greece must speed winter preparations refugee camps islands began sea sharp rise arrivals united nations refugee agency said friday nearly refugees mostly syrian iraqi families crossed turkey september quarter arrivals year under data shows while fraction nearly million arrived due european union deal turkey block route four five island camps hosting two three times many people designed under urges action islands ease overcrowding improve shelter stock distribute appropriate sufficient aid items said philippe leclerc under representative greece in maria camp island less one main entry points people makeshift shelters tents without insulation flooring heating under said they include pregnant women people disabilities young children on nearby samoa people living difficult conditions another including families lone children sleeping tents woods due lack space camp under said more people samoa rammed facilities designed hold in january refugees greece suffered temperatures icy spell ripped parts country scores summer tents weighed snow more refugees migrants trapped greece since balkan countries along northward overland route western europe sealed borders march under gradually reducing involvement islands since national institutions took services august worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Overcrowded Greek refugee camps ill-prepared for winter: UNHCRATHENS (Reuters) - Greece must speed up winter preparations at refugee camps on islands in the Aegean Sea where there has been a sharp rise in arrivals, the United Nations refugee agency said on Friday. Nearly 5,000 refugees, mostly Syrian or Iraqi families, crossed from Turkey in September - a quarter of all arrivals this year, UNHCR data shows.  While that is a fraction of the nearly 1 million who arrived in 2015 - due to a European Union deal with Turkey to block that route - four of the five island camps are hosting two or three times as many people as they were designed for.  UNHCR urges action on the islands to ease overcrowding, improve shelter, and stock and distribute appropriate and sufficient aid items,  said Philippe Leclerc, UNHCR representative in Greece. In the Moria camp on the island of Lesbos, one of the main entry points, more than 1,500 people are in makeshift shelters or tents without insulation, flooring or heating, UNHCR said. They include pregnant women, people with disabilities, and very young children. On nearby Samos, about 400 people are living in  very difficult  conditions and another 300, including families and lone children, are sleeping in tents in the woods due to a lack of space in the camp, UNHCR said.  More than 3,000 people on Samos are crammed into facilities designed to hold 700.  In January, refugees in Greece suffered sub-zero temperatures when an icy spell gripped parts of the country and scores of summer tents were weighed down by snow. More than 60,000 refugees and migrants have been trapped in Greece since Balkan countries along the northward overland route to western Europe sealed their borders in March 2016.  UNHCR has been gradually reducing its involvement on the islands since national institutions took over most services in August. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: overcrowded greek refugee camps winter unhcrathens reuters greece must speed winter preparations refugee camps islands began sea sharp rise arrivals united nations refugee agency said friday nearly refugees mostly syrian iraqi families crossed turkey september quarter arrivals year under data shows while fraction nearly million arrived due european union deal turkey block route four five island camps hosting two three times many people designed under urges action islands ease overcrowding improve shelter stock distribute appropriate sufficient aid items said philippe leclerc under representative greece in maria camp island less one main entry points people makeshift shelters tents without insulation flooring heating under said they include pregnant women people disabilities young children on nearby samoa people living difficult conditions another including families lone children sleeping tents woods due lack space camp under said more people samoa rammed facilities designed hold in january refugees greece suffered temperatures icy spell ripped parts country scores summer tents weighed snow more refugees migrants trapped greece since balkan countries along northward overland route western europe sealed borders march under gradually reducing involvement islands since national institutions took services august worldnews