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Two New Border Crossings Between Croatia and BiH Opened

Published April 29, 2013
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Granicni_prelaz3The newly-build international road border crossings of Zaton Doli and Klez between Croatia and BiH began yesterday with works.

The construction of these two border crossings increased work capacity, or the number of lanes for cars, buses and trucks.

In addition, it created better conditions for the work of border services and performance of border control that would greatly contribute to faster border control and provide a faster flow of passengers at these border crossings.

This is a recently landscaped border crossing with five entry and exit lanes.

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