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Serbia cannot afford to become collection centre for refugees
Belgrade,
8 March 2016
The Ministry of the Interior was informed from Croatia that an EU member, Slovenia, from midnight begins to implement the new regime of entry into the Schengen zone and that it will not receive migrants without valid visas and passports, which practically closes the "Balkan route".
Bearing in mind that the new regime is implemented by a member of the European Union, Serbia cannot afford to become a collection centre for refugees, so it will harmonise all measures with the European Union and apply them reciprocally in its southern and eastern borders with Macedonia and Bulgaria, according to a a statement by the Ministry.
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