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Prime Minister Glavchev inspects traffic flow at the Danube Bridge in Ruse

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Our full accession to Schengen is an achievement of many governments and many teams, and we will not allow a spoonful of tar to be added to this, said caretaker Premier Dimitar Glavchev, who visited today the Danube Bridge border checkpoint in Ruse. There are no queues, and there are 3-4 cars in the buffer parking lot. Everything is working well, said Premier Glavchev, who checked the traffic organization.

I have ordered that options be sought for the state to manage the process, Dimitar Glavchev said in connection with the smooth passage of trucks and cars through the Danube Bridge. Premier Glavchev was accompanied by caretaker Minister of Regional Development and Public Works Violeta Koritarova and caretaker Minister of Transport and Communications Krasimirа Stoyanovа.




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