More than 1.9 million refugees have entered Poland from Ukraine since Russia invaded the country on Feb. 24, the country’s Border Guard agency said in a tweet Wednesday, APA reports citing CNN.
Of those:
- About 593,000 people, or 31% of the refugees, entered Poland by passenger cars.
- About 440,000 people, or 23%, entered by buses.
- About 402,000, or 21%, entered on foot.
- And about 210,000, or 11%, entered by trains, according to the country’s Border Guard agency.
Overall, more than 3 million people have fled Ukraine since the invasion, according to the UN Refugee Agency, with the majority of those refugees going to Poland, Romania, Moldova, Hungary, and Slovakia.
The population of Ukraine was more than 43 million people before the invasion.
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