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There is no killed or injured BiH Citizens in the Attack

Published: June 29, 2016
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attackConsul General of BiH in Istanbul confirmed that, according to currently available information, there are no killed or injured BiH citizens in the attack on the Istanbul Ataturk Airport.

“Few minutes ago, we talked with the authorities in Istanbul and they officially confirmed to us that, according to current information, there are no killed or injured BiH citizens. However, they are still bringing the wounded in the hospital and we will have new information soon,” said Durmic.

Durmic explained that they were worried for a plane that was supposed to land at Ataturk Airport at first, but it was redirected to Izmir in the meantime.

BiH citizens called the consulate and asked for different information, but nobody asked for consular assistance.

The consul and consular staff are in the office and trying to respond to all calls from our citizens.a

Information about the consulate are available on the website of the consulate.

(Source: N. N./Klix.ba)

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