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Business | February 22, 2012, Wednesday // 11:19
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A long line has formed on the Danube Bridge on the Bulgarian-Romanian border over the slow processing of all vehicles from the Romanian border authorities. File photo
An 8-kilometer long line of freight trucks had formed Wednesday morning on the Danube Bridge connecting Bulgaria and Romania.
The news was reported by the Bulgarian Main Directorate Border Police, saying the reason is the slow processing of all vehicles from the Romanian border authorities.
All other cross-border points with Romania – the land ones of Kardam and Durankulak, and the river ones – Vidin, Svishtov, and Oryahovo, are open and function normally.
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