For the second time in a year, ABC’s David Muir reported from the front lines of the Syrian refugee crisis on Thursday.
“Overnight, we were right there, where out of the darkness, the faces emerged,” Muir said while reporting from refugee sites in Hungary, where he described people traveling on railroad tracks that enter Hungary from Serbia.
Muir reported on the hundreds of thousands escaping war-torn Syria, only to be told they’re not wanted by Hungary.
The ABC News anchor spoke to a mechanical engineer who escaped Damascus and has been traveling for one month with his wife and two children in a crowded boat across the Mediterranean Sea.