CIN on Radio 202

7.2.2007.

By: Centar za istraživačko novinarstvo (CIN)

Show titled “Road condition in BiH” draws public attention

Reporter Ermin Zatega from the Center for Investigative Reporting in Sarajevo (CIN) was interviewed by Radio 202 for a show titled “Road conditions in BiH”.

Zatega spoke about CIN’s investigation of the road and highway sitaution including issues of quality, safety, the issuance of tenders for road work and other issues.

CIN published 10 stories about road conditions in Canton Sarajevo and BiH. Listeners called in and expressed outrage at the road conditions in BiH.

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