BY FLORA LYIMO~ OMBA OMBA NA WACHAFUZI WA MJI WETU MKUU WA LONDON 'ULAYA 'WARUNDIKWA KWENYE NDEGE YA BURE NA KURUDISHWA KWAO 'MBUTA NANGA!!

Broken up: This Romanian woman camping with 63 others on Park Lane in London was forced to pack up her things by police and immigration officials'' 

Hhahahaa lakini ashafika London ''jamani London ni nomaa kila Mtu anataka kuja London ''why ?? kwa sababu wanapewa pesa kila kitu bure'' But is not like that''London hakuna cha pesa za Bure tena unawezajikuta ukinya na kula mavi yako ulokunya'' yani hakuna cha pesa za bure jamani msijidanganye na wala asiwadanganye Mtu'' tena afadhali miaka ilee ilopita ,ya leo sasa hivi naandika hapa ni mbaya kulikoni hata kwa Waingereza wenyewe wenye Mji wao inawashinda leo ''vile vipesa walivyokuwa wanapewa pia wamevipunjwa na nyingine kutokupewa kabisa'' Majangaaaa''Sisi tukafanye kazi nyie mkae nyumbani na kuzaliana kwa kufanya mapenzi ovyo ,kuvuta sigara na kulewa pombe 'alafu mpewe Pesa za bure na manyumba ya bure 'isitoshe Mtoke kwenu wenyewe kuja huku alafu sisi ndiyo tutoe ndege zetu tuwarudisheni mlikotoka ""Mbona  Majangaaaaa'''Majangaaaaaaaaaaaaa""

Rude awakening: These Roma women show the shock on their faces as police swept in at dawn to move them on''

Statement: A Home Office official said today groups like this one were 'taking the mickey' and had to go''

They were all offered a one-way flight to Romania worth £50 as long as they pledged not to return, but only 20 accepted, who were swept off to Heathrow airport. The rest were arrested.
Their camp, which spread into Hyde Park and was opposite the exclusive Dorchester Hotel, was strewn with their possessions and rubbish, with locals saying the area began to smell like an 'open sewer'. 

Offer: Two women walk towards Marble Arch with their possessions, but only 20 of 63 people in the camp accepted a flight home to Romania''

Keeping warm: This woman is accompanied by a police officer as she carries as pile of teas and coffees''

Another group was held in Mayfair, and member Florin Piompi, 19, who had been sleeping rough for a month with his wife Maria, 21, told the Evening Standard: 'I am not a beggar or a thief, I want to work. We came here because things are so bad in Romania. There is not enough to eat and there is no where to live. We also have a one-year-old daughter, so things are difficult. London is a good city but finding work when you do not have an address has been too difficult.'
It came days after a central London council demanded the Romanian government sends its own police to Britain to deal with rough-sleepers from their country who are setting up camp in the capital.
Westminster Council says the problem is costing the taxpayer £500,000 a year.
Councillor Nickie Allen has written to the Romanian ambassador about the issue and said: 'We, and the local police, are diverting resources every day into dealing with this. My concern is the situation is going to get worse with the hot weather.
'Until we stop these people coming into the country this is not going to go away. It’s like mole holes, you can clear them from one place and they pop up in another.'

Trouble: Westminster Council wants Romanian police to come to the UK to deal with camps like this one currently on Park Lane''

Life: One member of the camp sits under a tree and washes his feet in a plastic tub earlier this week before the it was broken up today''

Occupy Park Lane: A group of women are seen smoking and chatting away among the plastic bags and suitcases, wearing thick jackets despite the summer temperature''

Last month dozens of Romanian immigrants were evicted from their camp on the former site of Hendon Football Club in North London''

Only five were found to have the right to work in the UK and the rest were offered flights back to Romania at a cost of £50 per ticket to the taxpayer''

TUKISHIRIKI KUTOKA DM''