Bosnian Court Rejects Request to Detain Regional PM Over Ventilators Deal – Reuters

The Court of BiH on Sunday ordered the release of Federation of BiH Prime Minister Fadil Novalic and two other men suspected of corruption related to the importation of defective ventilators for patients suffering from COVID-19.

Turning down a prosecution request for the three to be detained for 30 days, the Court of Bosnia-Herzegovina said in a statement that detention was not necessary for the smooth conducting of the criminal procedure.

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