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Update on Protests

Published February 6, 2014
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foto tuzlaAccording to latest information obtained by agencies Fena and Klix, there are sporadic clashes between protestors and police near the Sports Center Mejdan and the Shopping Center Omega in Tuzla, and protestors have been arrested.

The Emergency Department of the Health Center Tuzla has received 50 people so far, among which are members of the Ministry of Interior of Tuzla Canton. All have suffered light injuries due to the use of tear gas by the police.

In Sarajevo, there were also clashes between protestors and the police, and two police officers were taken away by ambulance. The police have arrested several citizens, and set up a cordon near trade unions and prevented access towards the Sarajevo Canton government building, and traffic has been blocked on street Obala Kulina Bana.

(Photo: Edmond Ibrahimi)

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