Serbia’s acting police director Vladimir Rebic said Thursday that a protocol on cooperation had been signed in Zagreb by police chiefs from the region and it would make things easier for Serbia’s police, as it provides for the introduction of joint registration of refugees at the Greece-Macedonia border.
The heads of police of Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia, Macedonia and Austria agreed at a meeting in Zagreb today to introduce joint refugee registration at the border between Greece and Macedonia and organize their transport to Austria.
The process includes identifying and taking the biometric data of migrants to determine if they come from countries where their lives are jeopardized, such as Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan.
“Starting from tomorrow, all signatory parties to today’s agreement will be profiling migrants on the Greece-Macedonia border, which implies tighter control of the border to prevent illegal migration,” the Serbian Ministry of Interior (MUP) cited Rebic as saying.
Source> Tanjug
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