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49-year-old Moroccan fell in Neretva River, Emergency Rescue Service still searching for Him

Published: September 5, 2019
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An unknown person fell in Neretva River in Mostar at about 14:00 o’clock on Wednesday, was confirmed to Federal News Agency from the Operational Center of the Ministry of Interior of Herzegovina-Neretva County.

The person has been reported missing for the time, and the Emergency Rescue Service (ISS) Mostar team has been involved in the search.

According to unofficial information, which could not be confirmed by the police, the missing person is a foreign national, a 49-year-old Moroccan.

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