Slovenian government calls in army to manage refugees and migrants

The Slovenian government has deployed the country's army to help tackle the influx of refugees and migrants crossing their border.

Soldiers will now join border guards to patrol Slovenia's 670 kilometer border with Croatia.

Our Europe correspondent Jack Parrock reports. 

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