Euromost: Eight more buses left for the day

Today, a delegation will visit three cities in Germany, led by the President of the Assembly of Bijelo Polje Džemal Ljušković, a representative of the NGO Euromost and two representatives from the opposition parties SNP and DEMOS.
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Ažurirano: 07.06.2015. 06:50h

On Saturday, eight more full buses left for EU countries in search of a better life, continuing the emigration from the north, the NGO Euromost pointed out.

"Five buses left from 5 a.m. to 7 a.m., one bus at 10 a.m. and two buses at 15 p.m., we recorded two full buses on Wednesday, one in the morning, one in the afternoon, which is a total of ten buses in just these two days. ” they say from Euromost, noting that two vans from Rožaj and one from Bijelo Polje, as well as two private cars, have left for the EU.

"Yesterday, our attention was drawn to the arrival of a bus around 15:XNUMX p.m. with Belgrade license plates, without markings of which travel agency it was, which took only the citizens of Rožaj and which included a large number of families with children," the announcement states.

On the occasion of the mass departure of citizens from Bijelo Polje and their application for asylum in the German cities of Goslar, Brauschweig and Hanover, the committee for international cooperation of the Bijelo Polje parliament unanimously supported the proposal of the NGO Euromost that the delegation of the city visit these three cities.

Today, a delegation will visit these three cities in Germany, led by the President of the Assembly of Bijelo Polje Džemal Ljušković, a representative of the NGO Euromost and two representatives from the opposition parties SNP and DEMOS.

"This will be an opportunity to find out all the information - from the number of our citizens who registered in these three cities, what kind of accommodation they have, where they are accommodated, in which and what kind of areas they are staying and similar issues that are important for our citizens as well as for the entire Montenegrin public. We will also visit all the reception centers in these three cities and talk to our citizens about the conditions in which they live," the announcement states.

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