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Fifty border-violators caught at crossing to Austria.
(From Hungarian News Agency (MTI))
Budapest, March 4 (MTI) - Hungarian border authorities apprehended fifty Ukrainian and Serbian-Montenegrin border-violators at two Hungarian-Austrian border stations, a border control official told MTI on Friday.
The fifty arrived in smaller groups, ...
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