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Eighteen Migrants injured near BiH-Croatia Border

Published: August 7, 2019
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Eighteen migrants were injured on Tuesday night around one o’clock in the morning near the BiH-Croatia border.

Spokesperson of Ministry of Internal Affairs of Una Sana Canton told Avaz newspapers that the incident had occurred and that the Border Police had intervened.

“Six people have been sent for radiological treatment, and detailed searches of the recordings will be done today, and more detail what the injuries are will be known. The remaining 12 people have minor bodily injuries,” was stated from Velika Kladusa Health Center.

The Prosecutor’s Office of BiH has been informed and, together with law enforcement agencies, undertakes activities to determine all the circumstances of the event, the Prosecutor’s Office of BiH replied when asked about injured migrants found in the Velika Kladuša area.

“We cannot provide more information,” the BiH Prosecutor’s Office said.

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