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Serbia to close Several Border Crossings with Bosnia-Herzegovina

Published: March 12, 2020
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Serbia will close several border crossings with Bosnia and Herzegovina because of coronavirus at seven o’clock on Thursday, was confirmed to Vijesti.ba news portal by the adviser to the director of the Bosnian Border Police, Svevod Hoffman.

At seven o’clock, the following border crossings between Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina will temporarily closed: under the jurisdiction of the Field Office Northeast with headquarters in Bijeljina: Bazinovci and Jamena.

Under the jurisdiction of the Visegrad Field Office: GP Most and GP Mokronozi. Under the jurisdiction of the Field Office Belfry: Zvornik Border Crossing, GP Bajina Basta Skelani.

The border crossings of Ljubovija-Bratunac, the international BC Sepak, Mali Zvornik and Karakaj will not be closed.

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