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ZAGREB, July 29 (Hina) - About 7,000 illegal migrants are currently staying in Bosnia and Herzegovina, waiting for a chance to continue their journey towards the European Union, the head of the Sarajevo office of the International Organisation for Migration, Peter van der Auweraert, said on Wednesday, noting a growing number of Bangladeshi nationals among them.
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