A Red Cross worker caresses an Afghan child in an Italian Red Cross refugee camp, in Avezzano, Italy, Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2021. This quarantine camp in Abruzzo, central Italy, where 1,250 migrants are hosted, is expected to close in a week as the quarantine expires and they are moved to other structures to apply for asylum.AP Photo/Andrew Medichini
- Afghan refugees are being relocated around the world after fleeing the new Taliban rule.
- Processing camps show groups of Afghans living close together in tents while awaiting transfer.
- Some Afghans were separated from the rest of their families in transit or before they left Kabul.