Calm and Tranquility At Railway Crossing As Hungary Introduces Tough New Border Controls

ROSZKE, HUNGARY - SEPTEMBER 16: Rubbish sits next to a railway sign next to the infamous railway track that lead the way for thousands of migrants across the border from Serbia to Hungary. The field is now a virtual ghost town after hungary closed the railway crossing near the village of Roszke on September 15, 2015 in Roszke, Hungary. Hungary has introduced tough new laws to administer the influx of migrants which became enforceable today and has also declared a state of emergency in two of it's counties close to the border. The infamous rail track crossing which saw thousands of migrants cross the border from Serbia into Hungary has now been closed and blocked with a rail cargo truck and razor wire. Migrants are now directed to a controlled crossong point 2km west. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)