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Struggling Bosnia sees infection surge in migrants, refugees

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Bosnia is seeing a rise in coronavirus infections among migrants and refugees living in its camps, as it struggles to cope with one of the Balkans' highest COVID-19 death and infection rates among the general population.

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Struggling Bosnia sees infection surge in migrants, refugees

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Struggling Bosnia sees infection surge in migrants, refugees

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Struggling Bosnia sees infection surge in migrants, refugees

Bosnia is seeing a rise in coronavirus infections among migrants and refugees living in its camps, as it struggles to cope with one of the Balkans’ highest COVID-19 death and infection rates among the general population

3 years ago·United States

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Struggling Bosnia sees infection surge in migrants, refugees

SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) — Bosnia is seeing a rise in coronavirus infections among migrants and refugees living in its camps, as it struggles to cope with one of the Balkans’ highest COVID-19 death and infection rates among the general population. More than 6,000 migrants are stuck in the dysfunctional, war-scarred country trying to reach neighboring Croatia, a European Union member from which they hope to move on to the continent’s pro…

3 years ago·Tacoma, United States

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Struggling Bosnia sees infection surge in migrants, refugees

SARAJEVO, Bosnia — Bosnia is seeing a rise in coronavirus infections among migrants and refugees living in its camps, as it struggles to cope with one of the Balkans’ highest COVID-19 death and infection rates among the general population.More than 6,000 migrants are stuck in the dysfunctional, war-scarred country trying to reach neighbouring Croatia, a European Union member from which they hope to move on to the continent’s prosperous heartland…

3 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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