Australia will reopen its borders and end lockdowns when 80 percent of the population is fully vaccinated, Prime Minister Scott Morrison revealed Friday, sketching a long road out of "Fortress Australia" virus restrictions.

A year-and-a-half after Australia cocooned itself off from the rest of the pandemic-ravaged world, Morrison unveiled a series of targets he said could begin to be reached by the end of the year.
In March 2020, Australia took the unprecedented step of almost entirely closing its borders to foreign visitors and banning its globetrotting citizens from leaving. 
Sixteen months and several lockdowns on, there are currently around six million Australians under stay-at-home orders -- most residing in Covid-hit Sydney -- as authorities battle to get back to "Covid zero."
Scarcely 14 percent of the population has been fully vaccinated, prompting growing anger. 
Hoping to give restriction-weary Australians some prospect of a return to normality, Morrison set out a series of targets for the gradual easing of restrictions.
The conservative prime minister indicated that when 70 percent of eligible adults have received two doses, vaccinated residents will have more freedom from domestic restrictions and a limited number of international students and economic visa holders will be allowed to enter the country.
-I believe we can get there by the end of the year- Morrison said, without setting a firm target date.
When 80 percent of eligible adults have been fully jabbed, vaccinated Australians will again be allowed to travel to safe countries overseas.
Borders will also be reopened to citizens from safe countries who have received one of the vaccines approved by Australian regulators, and mandatory two-week hotel quarantine requirements will be eased.
Morrison -- who faces reelection within the year -- avoided setting a timeframe for the targets, insisting it would depend on when Australians choose to get vaccinated. 
-The timelines are now in the hands of all Australians- Morrison said.
The country's glacial vaccine rollout has been beset by government missteps, an acute shortage of Pfizer vaccines and scepticism about the safety of the AstraZeneca vaccine -- which Australia has in large amounts and produces domestically. 
-Every single vaccine will take us closer to achieving each of these steps- Morrison said. -As Australians, we have to take each step together. And that starts with walking in the door of that vaccine clinic.-Border closures have prompted the first population decline since World War I and tens of thousands of Australian citizens have been stranded overseas. 
While hundreds of thousands of Australian residents remain separated from family overseas.
As the pandemic drags on, there are growing concerns about the impact of prolonged restrictions that have kept the country largely Covid-free, with Australia recording just under 34,000 cases.
There are also growing fears that Sydney's prolonged lockdown -- now in its fifth week and expected to last until the end of August -- could send Australia into a second recession in as many years. 
In early 2020, the global Covid slowdown helped tip Australia's already teetering economy into its first recession in three decades.
Before the latest Sydney outbreak, the recovery had been quicker than expected, with GDP passing pre-pandemic levels.&nbsp;

Border closures have prompted the first population decline since World War I and tens of thousands of Australian citizens have been stranded overseas

Sydney residents queue outside a pharmacy for a Covid-19 vaccination. Prime Minister Scott Morrison said Australia will reopen its borders and end lockdowns when 80% of the population is fully vaccinated

Australia sets 80% vaccine target to open borders

In the past 24 hours, 1,309 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, of which 41 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.

New cases have been registered in Central Bosnia, Herzegovina-Neretva, West Herzegovina, Zenica-Doboj, Tuzla, Sarajevo Canton and Canton 10.
In the past 24 hours, one death was reported in the Federation of B&amp;H in Tuzla Canton.
The total number of deaths in the Federation of B&amp;H is 5,541, according to the FB&amp;H Public Health Institute.
In Republic of Srpska, 173 laboratory samples were tested in the last 24 hours, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in four people.
No deaths have been reported in the last 24 hours, the RS Institute of Public Health said.
So far, 64,446 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in the RS, and a total of 3,808 people who have been tested for the virus have died.
During this period, 144 people were tested in the Brčko District, and only one was positive. There are three active cases in Brčko District.

144 people were tested in the Brčko District, and only one was positive

New cases have been registered in Central Bosnia, Herzegovina-Neretva, West Herzegovina, Zenica-Doboj, Tuzla, Sarajevo Canton and Canton 10

B&H registers 46 new cases of COVID -19, one person died

The Czech government on Friday approved a proposal to give civil servants who get Covid-19 vaccines an extra two days of holiday.

-I have not found other ways of motivating people to get vaccinated. Some people might criticise this as being unfair but I think it's fair- said Prime Minister Andrej Babis.
The billionaire politician, whose Agrofert food, chemicals and media holding employs thousands of people, also called on private businesses to follow the government's example.
-Every good employer and business owner knows they have to protect their employees, otherwise sick employees end up in quarantine and this will have a negative effect on the company- he said.
Some 4.7 million Czechs have been fully vaccinated -- out of a total population of 10.6 million people.
The Czech Republic has a strong movement against vaccines and other anti-Covid measures, which includes former president Vaclav Klaus in its ranks.

Some 4.7 million Czechs have been fully vaccinated, out of a total population of 10.6 million people

The Czech Republic has a strong movement against vaccines and other anti-Covid measures

Czechs give extra holiday to vaccinated civil servants

A coronavirus cluster that emerged in the Chinese city of Nanjing has now reached five provinces and Beijing, forcing lockdowns on hundreds of thousands of people as authorities scramble to stamp out the worst outbreak in months.

China has previously boasted of its success in snuffing out the pandemic within its borders after imposing the world's first virus lockdown in early 2020 as Covid-19 seeped out of Wuhan in the centre of the country.
But an outbreak this month driven by the fast-spreading Delta variant has thrown that record into jeopardy since it broke out at Nanjing airport in eastern Jiangsu province. 
The city reported a total of 184 local coronavirus cases Friday, after nine cleaners at Nanjing Lukou International Airport tested positive on July 20. 
At least 206 infections nationwide have been linked to the Nanjing cluster, which officials have confirmed as the highly transmissible Delta variant.
-It was discovered that these cleaners took part in cleaning the cabin of flight CA910 from Russia on July 10- said Nanjing health official Ding Jie.
Hundreds of thousands have been locked down in Jiangsu province, of which Nanjing is the capital, while the city has tested all 9.2 million residents twice. 
In Beijing's Changping district, where two locally transmitted cases have been found, 41,000 people in nine housing communities were placed under lockdown Thursday, according to city officials.
The infections are the first local cases reported in the capital in six months.
The outbreak is geographically the largest in several months, challenging China's aggressive containment efforts which have relied on mass testing, lockdowns and swift contact tracing.
China's top disciplinary watchdog has blamed Nanjing airport officials for "poor supervision and unprofessional management" including not separating cleaning staff who worked on international flights from those on domestic flights.
Most of the early Nanjing patients had been vaccinated, a senior doctor in the city was quoted as saying by local media last week, leading online users to question the efficacy of domestic vaccines.
-If the goal is to slow down the spread and reduce the fatality rate, [Chinese vaccines] can afford a certain degree of protection- top Shanghai infectious disease expert Zhang Wenhong said in a social media post Thursday. 
-But as for the goal of eradicating the virus, it may be something that the current vaccine cannot achieve.-The tourist city of Zhangjiajie in Hunan province has become another focal point of the latest outbreak after at least 18 cases were traced to the city, including infections picked up at a theatre, reported the state tabloid Global Times.

At least 206 infections nationwide have been linked to the Nanjing cluster

People queue for Covid-19 tests in Nanjing, China's eastern Jiangsu province

China virus success under threat as Delta variant spreads

High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina Valentin Inzko, in his farewell message, emphasizes that he is leaving Bosnia and Herzegovina not completely happy, but grateful to many people of this country who have preserved humanity.

-I am leaving aware of my shortcomings and limitations, both my own and the institutions I represented, but sincerely grateful to so many people of this country, from politicians to ordinary people, who have kept humaneness alive. I am sorry that I will not leave behind an even stronger trace of an anti-warrior and an even stronger trace of a peacemaker. I tried to live, as they taught me, without hatred and with respect even for those who spare no fire and no judgement from their arsenals- he pointed out.
As he said, he came to B&amp;H a little over 12 years ago and was supposed to close down the OHR. In the first part of the message, he pointed out 'that no one can please everyone'. Proverbs, he says, are so popular because they hold eternal truth, even after many years.
-In the meantime, I have learned many other of your wisdoms, including the one that 'when children are well behaved, there is enough room for everyone, even in the smallest house'. Our common house is called Bosnia and Herzegovina and it really is not too small, and should not be small. There is room for everyone, if the children are well behaved. This common house must be founded on the sound foundations, genuine trust, good neighborly relations, solidarity and mutual respect- he said.
He emphasized many virtues that adorn the people of Bosnia and Herzegovina with humanity, generosity and bigheartedness, as rarely anywhere. With words of gratitude to Bosnians and Herzegovinians, Inzko promised 'that he too will keep returning'.
-People here are both physically beautiful, but also mentally very capable. So many have had difficult time succeeding here, and much easier outside of the country. I will also take with me one strange feeling of longing that many people here have, a deep longing for happiness and at the same time exceptional gratitude for small favors, for small steps forward in achieving wellbeing- said Inzko in his farewell speech, before leaving the post of High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

I am leaving aware of my shortcomings and limitations, both my own and the institutions I represented, he added

Inzko: There is enough room for everyone in Bosnia and Herzegovina

In the middle of next week, a hearing is scheduled in the Court of B&amp;H on the proposal of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H to extend the custody of the accused in the "Dženan Memić" case, Alisa and Zijad Mutap, police officers Hasan Dupovac and Josip Barić and Muamer Ožegović, an employee of the Crystal Hotel in Ilidža.
It is a motion of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H that was sent with the indictment.

<h2>The accused are charged with organized crime</h2>

The five were indicted three weeks ago, but the Court confirmed the indictment a few days ago, which is why the hearing was scheduled. The original hearing was scheduled for July 26, but was postponed. The new deadline for considering the Prosecution's proposal is August 5.
The accused are charged with organized crime in connection with the criminal offenses of unlawful mediation, aiding the perpetrator after the commission of a criminal offense, preventing evidence and giving false testimony.
In the meantime, they were all released to defend themselves from freedom, and yesterday the Court rejected a motion to extend their detention. It was a motion filed separately, before the indictment was confirmed.
According to the motion attached to the indictment, the custody of the accused may last up to two years, and for the organizer, Zijad Mutap, up to three years.

The Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H charges the five with organized crime and preventing the discovery and proving the death of Dženan Memić, a young man who died on February 15, 2016, after severe injuries. It is suspected that they joined a criminal group organized to cover up evidence of the manner in which Memić received life-threatening injuries in Great Alley on Ildža, on February 8 of the same year.
The Indictment alleges that Ramić, Mutap, Dupovac, Barić and Ožegović concealed and faked evidence, and that the accused Mutap allegedly had contacts with several persons, including the accused, and committed illegal acts with them personally and in agreement, ie they together have committed illegal acts.
It is about unauthorized and without an order of the competent court seizure of evidence in the form of video surveillance footage, planting evidence, establishing acts that do not correspond to the facts, submitting fake evidence for expertise and obstructing and directing the investigation in the wrong direction.

According to the motion attached to the indictment, the custody of the accused may last up to two years, and for the organizer, Zijad Mutap, up to three years

"Memić" case: Next week, Alisa Mutap and the others will be in the courtroom again, here is why

Zambia has received a second batch of 151,200 doses of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine from the US as part of a dose-sharing system through the UN COVAX facility.

Ministry of Health permanent secretary in charge of technical services, Kennedy Malama, said it is the second batch delivered in the space of one week.
-The government has placed a premium on COVID-19 vaccine mobilization and the 4.4 million doses procured by the government are expected in the country within this quarter- Malama said after viewing the arrival of the consignment aboard an Emirates Airlines flight at Kenneth Kaunda International Airport in the capital, Lusaka.
The first batch contained a similar consignment, with the US Embassy in Zambia announcing that the US allocated to Zambia $28 million worth of support to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
Malama said the vaccine program had contributed greatly to case management as Zambia targeted a reduced positivity rate of less than 5% in daily cases recorded.
Apart from Johnson and Johnson, other vaccines, namely Sinopharm, AstraZeneca and Pfizer are also being administered to an eligible adult population of about 3.6 million.
He said the country had administered 118,083 full vaccination doses for the AstraZeneca jab, 19,673 for Johnson and Johnson and 6,899 for the first dose of Sinopharm, with 6,336 receiving the second dose of the Chinese allocated shot.
-For Zambia, vaccination for COVID-19 is voluntary but we urge members of the public to consider getting vaccinated as the vaccine induces immunity which reduces the chances of getting infected but more importantly getting severe disease and dying from COVID-19- he said.
Zambia’s number of confirmed cases recorded is 193,432, with 3,338 deaths and 183,957 recoveries.
There are 6,137 active cases.
Malama said testing for COVID-19 remains a high impact intervention in surveillance work as the ministry continues addressing various issues that may affect levels of testing nationwide.

Second batch within 1 week delivered

Apart from Johnson and Johnson, other vaccines, namely Sinopharm, AstraZeneca and Pfizer are also being administered to an eligible adult population of about 3.6 million

Zambia receives 151,200 doses of vaccine from US

Pfizer raised its revenue forecast from coronavirus vaccine sales to $33.5 billion for 2021, according to financial results statement released Wednesday.

The US pharmaceutical firm's previous estimates were $26 billion and $15 billion, made in May and February, respectively.
The revised projection in revenue from the BNT162b2 vaccine, which was developed with German partner BioNTech, reflects 2.1 billion doses that are expected to be delivered under contracts signed through mid-July, said the statement.
Pfizer's total revenue increased 92% to $18.98 billion in the second quarter, up from $9.86 billion during the same period last year.
The company said BNT162b2 contributed $7.8 billion in direct sales and alliance revenues.
Net income increased 59% to $5.56 billion, from $3.49 billion, year-over-year.
Pfizer stocks were up 2.9% to $43.24 around 11.26 a.m. on the New York Stock Exchange, just shy of its record of $43.35.

Revenue from vaccine at $7.8B in second quarter

The US pharmaceutical firm's previous estimates were $26 billion and $15 billion, made in May and February, respectively

Pfizer raises coronavirus vaccine sales forecast to $33.5B for 2021

It is clear from the forensic - psychiatric findings of 3 March 2016, the reasoned findings of the KCUS doctor of 19 July 2016 and other medical documentation that Alisa Mutap, Dženan Memić's ex-girlfriend, was on the fateful day in Great Alley in Ilidža, when Dženan suffered injuries from which he died a day later, was conscious, oriented and communicative.

This is stated in the indictment of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H in the case "Zijad Mutap and others", which was confirmed by the State Court last week.
This means that Alisa Mutap did not have amnesia, as the SC Prosecutor's Office claimed for almost five and a half years, and that she had to remember all the details on the fateful day.
The indictment, which was submitted to "Avaz" from sources close to the Court, clearly shows that Alisa Mutap refused to state all "facts that were very familiar to her as an eyewitness."

- Although based on the provisions of Article 100 of the FB&amp;H Criminal Procedure Code, she was obliged to state all the facts and circumstances that were known to her, she knowingly concealed them, as well as facts that are crucial for determining the death of Dženan Memić and perpetrators - it is stated in the indictment, which, apart from Alisa Mutap, charges her father Zijad Mutap, police officers Hasan Dupovac and Josip Barić and Muamer Ožegović, an employee of the Crystal Hotel in Ilidža, with concealing evidence and perpetrators by faking evidence and concealing facts known to them.

The indictment alleges that Alisa Mutap refused to do so, creating the illusion that she did not remember the specific event and that she had lost consciousness.
The opposite, however, follows from the medical records, where it is stated that she was conscious and communicative during the examination on the night of 8/9. February 2016 and the specialist finding of the KCUS from February 9, which are decisive facts for determining the manner and place of Dženan Memić's suffering - the indictment alleges.

<h2>What does the doctor's report say?</h2>

The evidence in the indictment, more precisely the doctor's finding from February 9, 2016, states that Alisa Mutap adequately answers the questions, which, according to the expert, excludes the possibility that the registered injury she had on her head could have caused amnesia.

The indictment alleges that these five, led by Zijad Mutap, without authorization and without an order from the competent court, seized evidence in the form of video surveillance footage, faked and planted evidence.
- They led the officials of the SC Ministry of the Interior to pass and sign acts that do not correspond to the established facts, submitted fake evidence to the experts, presenting them as real, and thus obstructed and directed the investigation in the wrong direction - it is stated.

The indictment, which was submitted to "Avaz" from sources close to the Court, clearly shows that Alisa Mutap refused to state all "facts that were very well known to her as an eyewitness"

Alisa Mutap: The doctors' findings say the opposite

"Avaz" reveals details of indictment in "Memić" case: What is written in doctor's finding about Alisa Mutap

At a session today, the Government of the Federation of B&amp;H took note on the information of the FB&amp;H Public Health Institute on the market research procedure, negotiations with vaccine manufacturers and/or authorized representatives for the purpose of procurement of coronavirus vaccines in the period from July 22, 2021 - July 28, 2021. 

The information states that final preparations are underway for the delivery of a total of 500,000 doses of Sinopharm vaccine, under a Procurement Agreement concluded with China National Biotec Group Limited (CNBG) and the manufacturer Beijing Institute of Biological Products Co. Ltd (as suppliers) and Synopharm International Hong Kong Limited (as sellers).
Acting on the conclusion of July 26, 2021 by which the FB&amp;H Government accepted the donation of the Republic of Austria of 483,947 doses of AstraZeneca vaccine, the Institute is taking all necessary activities to ensure the acceptance of this donation, which is expected in the next few weeks.
Today, the Institute also presented data on the current situation in the implementation of vaccination against COVID-19 in the Federation of B&amp;H. Until July 25, 2021, a total of 537,525 were distributed to the cantons, and 334,479 doses of vaccine were administered. Therefore, the cantons have another 203,046 doses of vaccines, the Press Service of the FB&amp;H Government announced.

Institute is also taking all necessary activities to ensure the acceptance of donation of 483,947 doses of AstraZeneca vaccine from Republic of Austria

Until July 25, 2021, a total of 537,525 were distributed to the cantons, and 334,479 doses of vaccine were administered

FB&H Government: Final preparations for delivery of 500,000 Sinopharm vaccines

The first phase of the project "Creating a more favorable environment for civil society - EMBRACE", within which 23 civil society organizations have implemented projects of great importance for 13 local communities in B&amp;H, ended today in Sarajevo.

The EMBRACE project was funded by the Government of the Kingdom of Norway in the amount of 1,000,000 KM, and was implemented by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP).
Despite the difficulties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, all projects have been successfully implemented. It has contributed to civil society in areas such as social inclusion, support in providing services to vulnerable groups in society, youth work, activism and volunteerism, gender equality, and environmental and human rights protection. 
The project has taken significant steps to improve the regulatory framework for the financing of civil society organizations in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and work will continue through the second phase.
All organizations that participated in the project were awarded equipment in the total value of approximately 50,000 KM, which should help the smooth continuation of work with users of their services in local communities.

The EMBRACE project was funded in the amount of 1,000,000 KM

All organizations that participated in the project were awarded equipment in the total value of approximately 50,000 KM

UNDP and Norwegian Embassy donate equipment to 23 civil society organizations

Member of the Crisis Staff of the FB&amp;H Ministry of Health Sanjin Musa stated today at the session of the House of Peoples of the FB&amp;H Parliament that 12 percent of the population over the age of 18 got the first dose of vaccine in the Federation of B&amp;H.

-Seven percent of the population has been completely vaccinated. Significant arrival of new vaccines is expected during August. We are talking about 1.8 million doses- Musa pointed out.
He says we have been at a low level of coronavirus transmission since mid-June, which means that the incidence at the seven-day level was below ten cases per 100,000 inhabitants.
-As of July 26, we are at the level of low transmission of infection within the community, with 30 percent of new cases recorded last week. This speaks to the need for intensive monitoring and the need to speed up the immunization process when vaccines are available- Musa said.
He stated that a Delta strain has been detected in the Federation of B&amp;H, which is characterized by higher contagion, and stressed the importance of consistent adherence to preventive measures and acceleration of the immunization process.
After the vaccination of priority groups and persons employed in public services, the public health institutes of cantons are obliged to start inviting the rest of the population to vaccination, according to the available quantities of vaccines against COVID-19.
The competent authorities in the cantons, as well as the health institutions in the cantons, are obliged to provide assistance for communication with persons with hearing and vision difficulties, at least one day a week at the place of vaccination.

About 1.8 million doses of vaccines should arrive in August

Musa: As of July 26, we are at the level of low transmission of infection within the community, with 30 percent of new cases recorded last week

Musa: Seven percent of population in FB&H fully vaccinated

In the past 24 hours, 1,345 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, of which 34 were positive for SARS-CoV-2. 

New cases have been registered in Central Bosnia, Herzegovina-Neretva, West Herzegovina, Zenica-Doboj, Tuzla and Sarajevo Canton.
A total of 748,294 samples have been tested so far, and SARS-CoV-2 has been confirmed in 134,463 individuals.
In the past 24 hours, no deaths were reported in the Federation of B&amp;H, the FBiH Public Health Institute said.
In Republic of Srpska, 242 laboratory samples were tested in the last 24 hours, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in ten people.
In the last 24 hours, no deaths have been reported to the Republic of Srpska Institute of Public Health.
So far, 64,442 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in that entity, and a total of 3,808 people have been confirmed to have been tested for the virus.
Of the 143 people tested in the Brčko District, none tested positive for coronavirus. No deaths were reported. Three cases are currently active.

Of the 143 people tested in the Brčko District, none tested positive for coronavirus

New cases have been registered in Central Bosnia, Herzegovina-Neretva, West Herzegovina, Zenica-Doboj, Tuzla and Sarajevo Canton

B&H registers 44 new cases of COVID-19, with no deaths

Cambodia imposed fresh coronavirus restrictions Thursday for eight provinces bordering Thailand, clamping down on the movement of millions of residents to curb the spread of the highly contagious Delta variant.

In recent weeks, scores of Cambodian migrant workers have returned home from Thailand, which is battling a Delta-fuelled Covid-19 wave.
Cambodian health authorities raised the alarm this week, citing 39 new Delta cases -- 21 in migrant workers returning from Thailand and the rest in contacts.
The clampdown in northwest Cambodia curbs travel to and from Thailand, and between the eight impacted provinces, according to an announcement by Prime Minister Hun Sen on Wednesday.
It will remain in place until August 12, and affects a quarter of Cambodia's population of 16 million.
While the import of goods will continue from Thailand, Cambodian migrant workers wishing to return would have to wait until after the two-week period is over, the announcement said. 
The provinces include Banteay Meanchey -- where key border town Poipet is located -- and Siem Reap, home to the famed Angkor Wat temple complex.
Provincial governors will determine which areas are to be designated "red zones", Hun Sen said, a label that effectively bans residents from leaving their homes, gathering or conducting business.
So far, none of the eight provinces has said which areas will have the strictest measures.
Authorities in the capital Phnom Penh also on Thursday imposed a nighttime curfew for two weeks, restricting residents from leaving their homes between 9 am and 3 am.
Cambodia has one of the weakest healthcare infrastructures in Southeast Asia, but it appeared to have largely contained its coronavirus cases last year.
But an outbreak detected in February has steadily driven the caseload up to more than 75,000.

It will remain in place until August 12, and affects a quarter of Cambodia's population of 16 million

Cambodia appeared to have contained its coronavirus outbreak last year, but is now struggling with a rising caseload

Cambodia imposes virus curbs along Thailand border over Delta fears

The temperature maximum measured for July at the Meteorological Station Sarajevo – Bjelave was exceeded on Wednesday, July 28.

The maximum air temperature was 38.5 degrees Celsius.
The previous absolute maximum is from twenty days ago, when the maximum temperature was 38.4 degrees.
Until this year, the highest temperature ever measured in July was 38.2 in 2000, announced the FB&amp;H Hydrometeorological Institute of B&amp;H.
Due to extremely high air temperatures throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina, an orange meteorological alarm is on, which warns of extraordinary and dangerous weather conditions.

Until this year, the highest temperature ever measured in July was 38.2 in 2000

The previous absolute maximum is from twenty days ago, when the maximum temperature was 38.4 degrees

Temperature maximum for July exceeded in Sarajevo

The Appellate Chamber of the Court of B&amp;H has rejected the appeal of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H to extend the custody of the accused in the "Zijad Mutap" case, the "Avaz" portal has learned.
We remind you that the Court of B&amp;H released the accused to defend from freedom two weeks ago, but the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H appealed against this decision.

<h2> The lawyer's appeal was also rejected</h2>

We find out that the appeal of the lawyers, who demanded that prohibitive measures for Alisa Mutap, her father Zijad, police officers Hasan Dupovac and Josip Barić, and Muamer Ožegović, an employee of the Crystal Hotel, be lifted, was also rejected.
Zijad Mutap and Hasan Dupovac will remain under house arrest, while the others are obliged to report to the police. By the decision of the Court, they were forbidden to meet with certain persons and witnesses, as well as to communicate with each other.
The accused are charged with joining an organized crime group formed by Zijad Mutap and others on February 8, 2016, which was organized to conceal evidence of the manner in which young man Dženan Memić suffered serious bodily injuries dangerous to life on February 8, 2016 in Ilidža's Great Alley, as a result of which he died on February 15 at the Clinical Center of the University of Sarajevo.

The five, led by Zijad Mutap, are accused of unauthorizedly and without an order from the competent court, for seizing evidence in the form of video surveillance footage, faking and planting evidence that is not real.
- They led the officials of the SC Ministry of the Interior to pass and sign acts that do not correspond to the established facts, submitted fake evidence to the experts, presenting them as real, and thus obstructed and directed the investigation in the wrong direction - it is stated.

Zijad Mutap and Hasan Dupovac will remain under house arrest, while others are required to report to the police and are banned from communicating with witnesses

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