Migrants are continuing to arrive on the Greek island of Lesbos, which has been overwhelmed with people making it to its shores. <br /><br /> Aid agencies estimate that more than two-thousand people have arrived daily this month. <br /><br /> For those making it to European soil from Turkey, volunteers are on hand to help them. <br /><br /> “I feel so happy… I like Greece,” said one Syrian migrant, who made it to Lesbos. <br /><br /> The Greek government’s chartered ships to help relieve the situation on Lesbos.<br /><br /> Around 13-thousand people were ferried to the Greek mainland between Monday and Thursday morning, according to the UN’s refugee agency. <br /><br /> The vast majority want to travel into northern Europe and, once disembarked, almost immediately head off in that direction – creating a bottleneck at the border with the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
