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Posted by: Mazur Rodica
News / Diaspora
25 July 2020 / 17:44
Moldovans, stuck at the Turkey-Bulgaria border, stay at the hotel
A number of 32 Moldovan passengers stranded on the Turkish-Bulgarian border are being held at a hotel in Turkey and are awaiting a decision by Bulgarian authorities to transit the country to get to the country, the IPN reported.
The entry into Bulgaria of third-country nationals, including those of the Republic of Moldova, is prohibited between July 15-31, unless there is a difficult humanitarian situation.
Daniel Voda, a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration, said the Moldovan diplomatic mission in Sofia had sent a request to the Bulgarian authorities to allow access to and transit through Bulgarian territory. Authorities are urging carriers and passengers to check travel alerts before setting off.
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