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Tram Traffic Suspended Due to the Collapse of Miljacka’s Riverbed Wall

Published: May 15, 2014
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TRAMVAJSKI SAOBRAÆAJ OBUSTAVLJEN ZBOG OBRUŠAVANJA ZIDA KORITA MILJACKE KOD MOSTA ÆUMURIJETram traffic from Skenderija to Baščaršija is suspended today from 11.05 due to the collapse of the Miljacka’s riverbed wall, near the bridge Ćumurija.

The suspension will last until the condition for a normal traffic are created, announced Sarajevo Public Transport Company.

Tram traffic is suspended based on the memo of Sarajevo City Administration and Ministry of Transport of Sarajevo Canton due to the rise of water level and collapsing of the riverbed stone wall at the right side of Miljacka river at the bridge Ćumurija, and the consequences of which can cause greater collapse of the riverbed.

(Source: Fena)

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