Government: Montenegro does not and will never close the borders for its citizens

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14.03.2020. 23:09h Ažurirano: 14.03.2020. 22:43h

The Government of Montenegro announced that it is not closing and will never close the borders for its citizens.

"Montenegro does not and will never close the borders for its citizens," the Government wrote on Twitter.

Earlier today, Vijesti Television announced that the expert collegium of directors of organizational units and the Crisis Team of the Clinical Center of Montenegro unanimously proposed closing all borders except for goods traffic.

The proposal was sent to the authorities through the Ministry of Health as a preventive measure to protect the population from the corona virus.

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Proposed closure of all borders

The Government announced earlier today that most Montenegrin border crossings are open.

"Most Montenegrin border crossings are open! Most of them have cameras installed. Checking is possible online - kamera.mup.gov.me", the Government announced today.

At a conference yesterday, due to the situation with the coronavirus, the authorities ordered the closure of border crossings for passenger traffic according to:

Bosnia and Herzegovina (Šćepan Polje - Hum, on the Plužine - Foča road; Šula-Vitina border crossing, on the Pljevlja - Foča road);

Albania (Grnčar-Baškim, on the road Plav-Skadar; Sukobin-Murićani on the road Ulcinj-Skadar);

to Croatia (Kobila-Vitina, on the road route Herceg Novi - Vitina - Dubrovnik);

Serbia (Ranče-Jabuka, on the Pljevlja-Prijepolje road; Vuče-Godova on the Rožaje-Tutin road).

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