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Nadine, age 4, left, and Gaber, age 3, wait to board a train with their family, the Al Gumaa family, at Keleti train station in Budapest, Hungary, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2015. Earlier, Austria’s rail company announced the surprise cancellation of all of its cross-border services with Hungary, citing what it called "a massive overload" of its services. That caused tensions to build at Budapest’s central Keleti station, where dozens of daily services were scheduled to reach the Austrian capital, Vienna. Several hundred people from the Middle East, Asia and Africa were kept waiting for up to 10 hours with tickets in hand as police penned them into one section of the entrance. (AP Photo/Shawn Pogatchnik)
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