Interior minister says situation in migration-hit area stable
Obrežje, 8 April - Interior Minister Boštjan Poklukar and Police Commissioner Senad Jušić visited the area covered by the Novo Mesto Police Department on Monday to be briefed on the security and migration situation, which Poklukar assessed as stable. Locals meanwhile continue to oppose the government's plan to set up an asylum centre in Obrežje.
Obrežje
Locals opposing government plans to build an asylum centre at the border crossing of Obrežje gather to express their stance to Interior Minister Boštjan Poklukar.
Photo: Aleš Kocjan/STA
Obrežje
Locals opposing government plans to build an asylum centre at the border crossing of Obrežje gather to express their stance to Interior Minister Boštjan Poklukar.
Photo: Aleš Kocjan/STA
Obrežje
Locals opposing government plans to build an asylum centre at the border crossing of Obrežje gather to express their stance to Interior Minister Boštjan Poklukar.
Photo: Aleš Kocjan/STA
Obrežje
A building at the border crossing of Obrežje which the governments plans to turn into a registration centre for illegal migrants.
Photo: Aleš Kocjan/STA
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Obrežje
A building at the border crossing of Obrežje which the governments plans to turn into a registration centre for illegal migrants.
Photo: Aleš Kocjan/STA
Obrežje
Locals opposing government plans to build an asylum centre at the border crossing of Obrežje gather to express their stance to Interior Minister Boštjan Poklukar.
Photo: Aleš Kocjan/STA
Obrežje
Interior Minister Boštjan Poklukar speaking to the press as he visits the border crossing of Obrežje in the Brežice municipality on the border with Croatia.
Photo: Aleš Kocjan/STA
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