Minister of Defence and Head of the Working Group on Migration Aleksandar Vulin visited the Reception Centre in Obrenovac today, where facilities for migrants were expanded.
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Obrenovac,
16 April 2020
Vulin recalled that a 24-hour quarantine is established for all migrants in Serbia until the coronavirus threat has passed.
He explained that the new facility at the Obrenovac Reception Centre is a donation from the Millennium Team, to whom he expressed his gratitude for finding ways to help migrants and Serbian citizens in these difficult times.
If migrants were not housed in our barracks and did not have the proper conditions provided by the Millennium Team, they would pose a safety and health risk to our citizens, the Minister stressed.
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mod.gov.rs
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