SPLIT POLICE ARREST 11 YUGOSLAVS WHO ILLEGALLY ENTERED CROATIA SPLIT, May 18 (Hina) - Eleven citizens of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY), who illegally entered Croatia from Bosnia-Herzegovina, were arrested in Split, while
charges have been filed against Barisa D., 23, who was helping the 11 Yugoslavs, the Split Dalmatia police department reported on Tuesday. The 11 Yugoslavs, including six children, crossed the Croatian-Bosnia-Herzegovina border, and, as it had been previously arranged, met Barisa D. in the Croatian village of Orah. Barisa D. transported the Yugoslavs in his vehicle to the southern Adriatic city of Split, for about DM1,600. Barisa D. was released on bail pending trial, and the 11 Yugoslavs will be deported from Croatia.(hina) it jn/
SPLIT, May 18 (Hina) - Eleven citizens of the Federal Republic of
Yugoslavia (FRY), who illegally entered Croatia from Bosnia-
Herzegovina, were arrested in Split, while charges have been filed
against Barisa D., 23, who was helping the 11 Yugoslavs, the Split
Dalmatia police department reported on Tuesday.
The 11 Yugoslavs, including six children, crossed the Croatian-
Bosnia-Herzegovina border, and, as it had been previously
arranged, met Barisa D. in the Croatian village of Orah.
Barisa D. transported the Yugoslavs in his vehicle to the southern
Adriatic city of Split, for about DM1,600.
Barisa D. was released on bail pending trial, and the 11 Yugoslavs
will be deported from Croatia.
(hina) it jn/