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ZAGREB, April 19 (Hina) - The government decided at its meeting on Thursday to lift a ban on public-sector employment for interns in health services, education, social welfare and culture, estimating that some 3,000 interns would be hired this year, or 10 percent of the people included in internship schemes in the real and public sectors.
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