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ZAGREB, 22 February (Hina) - Authorities in Sarajevo Canton decided on Monday to step up anti-epidemic measures in that area after a rise in new coronavirus numbers over the past few days, however, the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina overall was estimated as stable.
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