Hundreds of migrants, including Syrian refugees, entered the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia from Greece on Friday.<br /><br /> The border crossings came after Macedonia briefly sealed its border with Greece and declared a state of emergency over the huge numbers of people gathered there hoping to head north to the European Union.<br /><br /> The Macedonian interior ministry said on Friday that the country is allowing migrants to enter again, but only in numbers that the country can provide transport and care for.<br /><br /> Hussa, from the besieged Syrian city of Aleppo, explained the feeling of relief after the border was reopened, but added, “it was a really bad situation for all for two or three days”.<br /><br /> Once inside Macedonia, the next step for many is to board a train for Serbia – and from there, travel onto Hungary, which is part of the visa-free Schengen zone.<br /><br /> In the Serbian capital, Belgrade, new arrivals set up camp near the centre Friday afternoon as they prepared head on, but the next step will
