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Staying safe

• •Land mines: Be very careful when travelling off the beaten path in Bosnia and Herzegovina: it is still clearing many of the estimated 5 million land mines left around the countryside during the Bosnian War of 1992–1995.
• •Some rules: Abide to the warning signs around everywhere Whenever you're in rural areas, try to stay on paved areas if possible.
• •In case you are still suspicious and want to at least get a feel for where dangers lurk, there exists a rough map layer for OsmAnd online based on the picture here.
• •Footpaths are free of mines, and the grass to the side of them is mostly demined but the odd mine remains in some rural areas.
• •Crime: Bosnia experiences very little violent crime. However, in the old centre of Sarajevo and in other cities such as Mostar and Banja Luka, beware of pickpockets.
• •Dogs: Bosnia has far fewer stray and street dogs than many other Eastern European countries.

Staying healthy

• •All Bosnian employees undergo regular health checks to ensure that they can physically do their jobs and that they will not transmit any disease or injure anyone.
• •Tap water is drinkable in most parts of the country, there's even "hajrli česme" or "safe travel fountains" in some parts of the country which offers drinkable water from the source of a mountain.
• •Since the food is rich, some extra exercise may help.
• •And as above, never walk off dedicated paths in case of land mines.