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Restricted Movement on Friday Morning for all below 65 in Banja Luka

Published: April 1, 2020
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In Banja Luka, after yesterday’s crowds, it was decided there will be a restricted movement on Friday morning, from 7 to 11 a.m., for all persons below 65, said Igor Radojicic, Mayor of Banja Luka, Oslobodenje news portal reports.

He pointed out that on Friday during this period, people under 65 who can go to work or undergo emergency medical examinations will be able to move in the area of the City.

“Banj brdo, Mladen Stojanovic park, Vrbas coast, outdoor gyms are closed as of Friday, because the warning measures so far have not been taken seriously,” Radojicic pointed out.

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