After axing Narva desk without trace, SKA opens refugee info

Two months after ERR News first reported about increasing numbers of refugees from Ukraine arriving in Estonia from Russia, and nearly three weeks after the Social Insurance Board (SKA) was supposed to open an info point for incoming refugees in Narva, the agency finally did open one — 50 kilometers away, in Jõhvi.

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