The rate of people arriving on to Greek islands is at its highest this year
The rate of people arriving on to Greek islands is at its highest this year
Balkan countries at the face line of the refugee crisis say they could close their borders to keep away from becoming buffer zones for new arrivals.
Bulgaria said it, Romania and Serbia would take action if states further north, which migrants expect to reach, close their doors.
The threat comes in front of talks between Balkan states and EU members.
Slovenia's president said his country would "act on its own before it is too late" if no answer was reached.
Prime Minister Miro Cerar had before refused to rule out building a barrier along its border with Croatia.
The International Organization for Migration said that more than 9,000 migrants arrived in Greece every day last week - the highest rate so far this year.
Most of the migrants - including many refugees from the conflicts in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan - want to reach Germany to claim asylum.

 Main migrant route to Germany

Migrant crisis: Balkan states threaten boundary closures
Main migrant route to Germany
 
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