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ZAGREB, Nov 15 (Hina) - A group of migrants from Afghanistan and Pakistan, who attempted to break through a barricade put up by the Serbian police at the Sid-Tovarnik border crossing and enter Croatia, have returned to Belgrade by train, but many of them refused accommodation in reception centres, Radio and Television Serbia (RTS) reported on Tuesday.
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