Bosnian authorities, bowing to international pressure, begun moving migrants on ...
VUCJAK, Bosnia - Bosnian authorities, bowing to international pressure, begun moving migrants on Tuesday from a freezing makeshift camp in a forest to more appropriate shelter.
Aid agencies have long urged authorities to close the camp, which lacks running water and electricity. The forest is strewn with landmines left over from the wars of the 1990s. Nermina Cemalovic, the Bihac region’s health and labor minister, said no incidents occurred and that the Vucjak camp will be completely dismantled on Tuesday.
A Reuters photographer saw a few dozen migrants leaving the camp on their own in the early hours of Tuesday.
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