Ajdinović: Noticeable drop in passengers arriving in BiH

SARAJEVO, (Patria) - The Federal Administration for Inspection Affairs continues 24-hour monitoring of 15 border crossings for all passengers entering BiH, and to date, 21,554 passengers have been placed under isolation measures, and there is an obvious drop in passengers entering BiH, said the Director of the Federal Administration for Inspection Affairs, Anis Ajdinović, in Sarajevo today. 

“A total of 470 passengers entered BiH yesterday at the border crossings where our inspectors are competent,” stated Ajdinović, emphasizing good cooperation with police and other authorities. 

According to him, to date, measures have been issued for 2,527 individuals from Republika Srpska, so that local institutions can monitor the implementation of isolation. For Brčko District, we have issued data for 253 individuals. 

“It is important to emphasize that as of today, isolation measures have expired for 12,149 individuals,” added Ajdinović, calling on citizens to adhere to the measures. 

He states that 317 reports have been received from cantonal police forces so far, and misdemeanor proceedings will be initiated against more than 50 individuals. 

“Regarding the monitoring of prices of food and medical items, violations were found in eight inspections, and fines totaling 6,000 KM were issued. To date, 133 inspections have been carried out and misdemeanor interventions have been made, resulting in 121 misdemeanor orders with a financial burden of 219,850 KM,” explained Ajdinović, thanking business entities that continued to operate.