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BiH Presidency Building was evacuated after receiving a Report about a Bomb

Published: March 14, 2023
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The BiH Presidency building was evacuated after receiving a report about a bomb placed in the premises of the Constitutional Court of BiH located in the Presidency building, BHRT learns.

Members of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Sarajevo Canton are working on a counter-sabotage inspection at three locations in Sarajevo due to a report of a placed bomb, the Ministry of Internal Affairs confirmed.

“The inspection is carried out in the premises of four courts – the Constitutional Court, the Supreme Court, and the municipal and cantonal courts,” confirmed the spokeswoman of the Ministry of Interior, Mersiha Novalić.

An unknown person reported to the police that an explosive device had been placed in the court, but did not specify in which court the bomb was placed.

Members of the police evacuated employees and parties from four judicial institutions.

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