Migrant flow turns to trickle in Macedonia Since the refugee crisis exploded last year, hundreds of thousands of people have passed through Macedonia on their way to western Europe, but the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) says there are now around just 200 in the country's migrant camps, including one in Tabanovce near the Serbian border. Numbers have dropped off since the so-called "Balkan route" was effectively shut down in March, but some still cross the region with the help of smugglers. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES