NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12722
Primorac: Trump's victory is very good for Croatia and relations with USA
USA introduces new sanctions against Bosnian Serb leader Dodik
Reconstruction and Development Bank approves €600m in new loans in 9 months
Serbia: Nine people detained after protests following railway station tragedy
News schedule for Thursday, November 7
Governor: We still can't declare victory over inflation
FinMin announces new issue of treasury bills, subscription starts on Friday
Čović writes to Trump: Dayton Agreement violated by outvoting of Croats
ZSE: Crobex indices dip, focus on Končar
ZAGREB, March 16 (Hina) - As of Monday, because of the coronavirus epidemic, civil courts in Croatia will not receive clients until further notice while criminal courts will hold only the most urgent hearings with appropriate security checks, and prison visits are restricted until April 1.
The Chief State Prosecutor's Office too said it would not receive clients until further notice and that all local state prosecutor's offices would apply Justice Ministry recommendations until April 1.
Under the recommendations, judicial bodies will continue working and hold all urgent proceedings with all the appropriate security checks.
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