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Handover of dead remains to Bosnian authorities
Belgrade/Sremska Raca,
15 December 2006
Representatives of the Serbian government commission for the handover of dead remains handed over the remains of three dead persons to Bosnian authorities in charge of missing persons today.
Commission member Gvozden Gagic said that the dead remains of two persons were buried in the Lesce cemetery in Belgrade whereas one body was buried in the Sabac cemetery. The bodies were handed over to the Institute for Missing Persons of Bosnia-Herzegovina, he said.
He explained that the bodies were buried as unidentified persons and that their identity has been established after DNA analysis. Two persons were Serbian whereas one was Bosniak, he added.
He explained that the bodies were buried as unidentified persons and that their identity has been established after DNA analysis. Two persons were Serbian whereas one was Bosniak, he added.
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