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   Luke Harding in Berlin

   Monday 14 September 2015 15.36 BST Last modified on Monday 14 September
   2015 19.47 BST
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   waking people up at the [Hungarian] border collection point.”

   Austria said it was sending troops to its border to help with security.
   The numbers entering from Hungary had reached overwhelming levels,
   police said, with 14,000 arriving on Sunday and another 7,000 by
   mid-Monday, and more expected.

   Austria’s vice-chancellor, Reinhold Mitterlehner, said: “If Germany
   carries out border controls, Austria must put strengthened border
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   Hungary’s Orbán has blamed the crisis on Angela Merkel’s decision two
   weeks ago to open Germany’s borders to unregistered refugees. On Monday
   the finishing touches were being put on a new four-metre-tall fence
   along Hungary’s 110-mile border with Serbia.

   Hungarian police closed the main refugees’ crossing point from Serbia
   on Monday afternoon, fencing off a 40-metre gap by a railway line as
   other officers blocked the track. Orbán told Hungary’s TV2 a state of
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