Dačić: Police face hard work in GSZ

Interior Minister Ivica Dacic was today touring the Rudnica checkpoint in the Ground Safety Zone (GSZ) along the administrative line with Kosovo. Dacic stated that the work of the police there is hard and of exceptional importance for the state and its citizens. Dacic: Police face hard work in GSZ He asked the police to simplify the procedure at the checkpoints in order to avoid waiting, but to continue with crime and trafficking prevention. The security and public peace and order status is stable at the administrative crossing of Rudnica, with the main problems being illegal trade and smuggling from both directions, central Serbia and Kosovo, police officers from the Raska district told Dacic. Goran Todorovic of the Raska MUP station in charge of Rudnica, said that the police had established excellent cooperation with the Serbian Army, customs and inspectors, as well as with the local self-governments. He also said that good cooperation had also been established with members of KFOR and UNMIK, and that 22 meetings were held at various levels last year. A Gendarmerie officer, left, shakes hands with Dacic (Tanjug)

Dačić: Police face hard work in GSZ

He asked the police to simplify the procedure at the checkpoints in order to avoid waiting, but to continue with crime and trafficking prevention.

The security and public peace and order status is stable at the administrative crossing of Rudnica, with the main problems being illegal trade and smuggling from both directions, central Serbia and Kosovo, police officers from the Raška district told Dačić.

Goran Todorović of the Raška MUP station in charge of Rudnica, said that the police had established excellent cooperation with the Serbian Army, customs and inspectors, as well as with the local self-governments.

He also said that good cooperation had also been established with members of KFOR and UNMIK, and that 22 meetings were held at various levels last year.