Voting for Serbia's snap parliamentary election held at 28 locations in BiH, congestion at some border crossings
Summary
Serbian citizens in Bosnia and Herzegovina voted in the snap parliamentary election at 28 locations, with reports saying the process went smoothly without incidents; border crossings at Rača and Pavlovića most were calmer than expected, while BIHAMK recorded heavier traffic at Karakaj and Šepak.
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Extract from the source
Najveće gužve na ulazu u Srbiju zabilježene su na graničnom prijelazu Karakaj, dok je na ulazu u Bosnu i Hercegovinu povećan promet zabilježen na graničnom
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- 12:38 PMN1 BiHOpen the original
- 01:10 PMN1 SrbijaOpen the original
- 01:18 PMVečernji list BiHOpen the original
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