Following significant traffic congestion and lengthy vehicle queues at the Bogoroditsa border crossing earlier today, the situation has seen notable improvement this afternoon. Previously, some passengers reported waiting periods of up to three hours to enter Greece. However, current reports indicate that the flow of traffic on the Macedonian side of the border is proceeding without major delays.
While some queues remain present in front of the Greek border controls, passage is reportedly continuing at a relatively quick pace, according to LAMM. Authorities have adjusted the screening process, which has significantly reduced the waiting times experienced earlier in the day. Specifically, Greek officials are currently conducting only standard passport checks.
This represents a departure from the morning’s procedures, which included more intensive biometric controls such as fingerprinting and photography. This change in protocol at the border appears to be the primary factor contributing to the smoother movement of vehicles. Travelers navigating the border crossing are experiencing a markedly different level of service compared to the morning’s conditions.
Overall, while queues are still visible, the operational efficiency of the checks has allowed traffic to move more consistently throughout the afternoon period.
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