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Hard Life of Migrants in Bosnia: Bathing at Cold River despite Big Minuses

Published January 19, 2021
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Scenes that testify the difficult life of migrants can be seen every day in the settlement of Ilidza near Sarajevo, where migrants gather at the source of sulfur water to maintain personal hygiene.

It was the same today, where, despite the temperature below the zero temperature on the thermometer, a group of migrants bathed and did their laundry. As stated by one of the residents of Ilidza who regularly walks next to the Zeljeznica River, citizens see such sad scenes every day.

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