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8 hours agoInterior Ministry Tells Why Columns Are Happening in Merdare
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)Waiting outside the normal border are experiencing exiles who come to Kosovo to spend their holidays. Usually, expectations are being caused at the exit of the country's territory, due to increased searches by the Serbian side. The most problematic border point is emerging as Merdare's. According to recent data from the Centre for Management [...]
Waiting outside the normal border are experiencing exiles who come to Kosovo to spend their holidays.
Usually, expectations are being caused at the exit of the country's territory, due to increased searches by the Serbian side.
The most problematic border point is emerging as Merdare's. According to recent data from the Centre for Border Management, expectations at this border point range up to eight hours.
The news. The news about this problem has contributed to the Minister of Internal Affairs.
Deputy Prime Minister Isa Xhemajlay relates three reasons why these long waits are taking place in Merdare.
He said that citizens mostly targeted the Merdare border, and that this has created chaos there.
The citizens are mostly using the Merdare border point. We have other points in place, like the white soil”, he said.
Xhemajlaj says even added controls by the Serbian side are causing such an out-of-the-normal expectation.
The other “File is also the increased controls of the Serbian border, and usually expectations are at the exit of the country's territory. Another reason, too, may be the fact that most exiles start working Monday and that during this week their goal is to be at their destination. Fluks is expected to have as much during tomorrow's day of”, he said.
And besides in Merdare, there's three hours waiting at the White Land border.
However, except on the Kosovo-Serbia border, citizens are waiting for the border between Hungary and Serbia.
A reader has sent pictures to our editorials from the Serbia-Hungari border, where columns of up to 1,000m and 300m have been created.
We stress that such a phenomenon is present even during the summer season, where exiles choose Kosovo as a destination to spend summer holidays.
