Serbia and Montenegro have closed all border crossings to BiH

(Patria) - Due to fear of the spread of coronavirus, Serbia and Montenegro have closed all border crossings to Bosnia and Herzegovina. Entry into these countries is allowed only to their citizens, foreigners who have registered residence in these countries, and truck drivers.

Border crossings to Croatia for citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina are functional and detailed checks of passengers and goods are being carried out there. The exception are those passengers who have stayed in the territory of high-risk countries (China, Iran, Italy, South Korea) in the last 14 days, as well as the countries: Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Bahrain, Germany, France, Switzerland, Spain, Austria, England, Netherlands, Sweden, and the Bela Krajina region in Slovenia.

They will be held in 14-day isolation.

We appeal to drivers to travel within BiH only in necessary situations and to adhere to coronavirus protection measures. If you are traveling, be extremely careful and maintain distance between vehicles, reports BIHAMK.