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schema:articleBody	Montenegrin police detained a Serbian Orthodox bishop and seven priests suspected of violating lockdown measures against the novel coronavirus by organising a procession, prosecutors said Wednesday. Several thousand people took part in the procession held Tuesday evening in the northwestern town of Niksic to celebrate Saint Basil, an important local Orthodox saint. Police detained Niksic Bishop Joanikije and seven priests who were remanded in custody for 72 hours. They are accused of "failing to comply with health regulations to combat a dangerous infectious disease," a prosecutors' statement said. The eight "violated the ban on public gatherings and organized a religious service in the streets of Niksic, attended by a large number of citizens," the statement said. If found guilty they face up to 12 years in jail. Lockdown measures were eased this week in the Balkan nation allowing mass to be held in churches. Believers have to respect social distancing measures and wear facial masks. The country of 620,000 people has recorded a total of 324 people infected with the disease and nine deaths. The Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC), whose seat is in Belgrade, is Montenegro's main religious body although the country split from Serbia in 2006 after nearly 90 years. Ties between the SPC and the authorities led by President Milo Djukanovic, who has been in power for nearly three decades, became strained after the adoption of a controversial religious freedom law in December. The law could see a large number of monasteries held by the SPC become state property. str-mat/ljv/bp
schema:headline	Montenegro holds eight priests for lockdown violation
schema:mentions	Belgrade Saint 72 Hours (TV series) Freedom of religion Infection Serbia Montenegro Impact Wrestling Lockdown Social distancing Lockdown Coronavirus President of the United States Joanikije I Basil of Caesarea Nikšić Milo Đukanović Serbian Orthodox Church Balkans
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