Migrants no longer welcomed at Calais camp - French President

France President Francois Hollande on Tuesday said migrants will no longer be allowed to resettle at the recently razed camp in Calais, which had become a vast, lawless ghetto.

French authorities cleared the last of the camp's makeshift shelters on Monday night following the evacuation of 5,000 migrants to temporary housing around France.

Migrants depart Calais camp as authorities began evacuation.

In an interview by the French president published in La Voix du Nord newspaper on Tuesday, Hollande said, "I promise (Calais residents) that there will not be a new settlement."

The president said over 1,000 underage migrants who are currently living in containers in Calais will be moved within days to dedicated centers" where British authorities can study their cases.

Hollande also urged the UK to "do its share" to take in child migrants. 

Migrants from the Middle East and Africa fleeing fighting and poverty converged on Calais as they hopes to reach rich northern European countries.