Tensions are rising on the Serbia-Hungary border, with migrants now blocking the main motorway separating the two countries. <br /><br /> Despite Hungary’s clampdown on unauthorised entry, the number of people arriving shows little sign of slowing down, causing a bottleneck on the Serbian side.<br /><br /> Hungarian state media says the police have launched criminal proceedings against at least 35 people for crossing the frontier illegally.<br /><br /> Syrian refugee, Ahmed Rashid Yousef told reporters a combination of hunger and anger are making him and many others determined to stay at the border until it is reopened.<br /><br /> But this doesn’t seem likely to happen soon. Reports suggest Hungary is also considering closing its frontier with Romania, to stem the flow of migrants.<br /><br /> Meanwhile, Serbia’s interior minister Nebojsa Stefanovic has visited those stranded. <br /><br /> “Our job is to make Serbia as safe as possible, but also to care about these people and show that we are humane enough. But this is a European problem, this
