[Marquez:] A gruesome discovery on a highway in Austria. The bodies of over 70 people found decomposing in the back of an abandoned truck. Three people arrested in connection with their death, all while top European officials are huddling in Vienna, trying to come up with the plan to cope with the largest influx of refugees pour into Europe since World War II. CNN senior international correspondent Arwa Damon has been traveling with a group of migrants. She joins us live near the Hungary and Serbia border. Arwa, 7.6 million displaced in Syria, 4 million in Iraq. The people that you are with and you have been following, are they seeking refugee status or just a better way of life?
[Arwa Damon, Cnn Senior International Correspondent:] They want to basically start over, absolutely no hope to go back to their home lands once again. And they are trying to reach Western Europe's wealthier countries. But this is the reception that they are getting at Europe's gateway, which is Hungary, the first country that they are entering. They are being held. It's a field that is very close to the SerbiaHungarian border. Many of them have been here since 2:00 in the morning, for around 10 hours at this stage. One woman who is pregnant and traveling with her 2-year-old was saying, where is the mercy? This is not what we expected Europe to be like. The group right there, they just came across. They have been traveling for two weeks. It has been a phenomenally difficult journey. It is one that they are struggling to make at every step along the way. Here they say they are not even being treated with a measure of dignity. Europe, where human rights are meant to be respected, they say they are being to feel like animals. And this is just one of the reasons why, Miguel, it is so critical at this stage that this various European that the leaders come together to find a solution, because these people are forced to make horrific decisions, decisions that led to at this stage that terrifying incident that saw those 70 plus potentially migrants and refugees die in the back of that cooler truck on the highway between Budapest and Vienna. They are force to because they can't take public transportation easily resort to smuggling, criminal gangs. They don't necessarily have their best interests at heart. And throughout all of this and following all of this, it's really been, one has to say, difficult to believe that they are going through some of what they are going through in Europe. One doesn't expect to see this kind of treatment here. One expects a certain level of humanity and compassion. It's really sad to say that throughout most of the route, that is not necessarily what they are finding.
[Marquez:] Arwa Damon for us at the tip of the possibly enormous human catastrophe. Thank you, Arwa.
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