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Public transport buses will be free in Skopje starting Tuesday as a result of high levels of air pollution, authorities say.
The measure will be in force until pollution is reduced to normal values, state-run agency MIA quotes Mayor Kotse Trajanovski as saying.
Trajanovski himself intends on using public transport instead of his own car.
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