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Interior Ministry steps up anti-terrorism measures
Belgrade,
15 March 2004
The Serbian Ministry of Interior has issued a statement saying that its units have stepped up anti-terrorism measures in the country, in line with their authority.
The Ministry will beef up security measures around border crossings, important public facilities and busy locations.
Anti-terrorism measures have been tightened in cooperation with other security services in Serbia and Serbia-Montenegro, as well as police forces in and outside the region, the statement said.
Anti-terrorism measures have been tightened in cooperation with other security services in Serbia and Serbia-Montenegro, as well as police forces in and outside the region, the statement said.
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