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Bulgaria: Four police Officers were Injured when Protesters tried to enter the Parliament
Politics | January 12, 2022, Wednesday // 15:07
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Four police officers were injured in preventing protesters from trying to enter the National Assembly building, the Interior Ministry stated.
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The injured police officers were transported to a hospital for medical treatment.
A man carrying a gas weapon was detained before a peaceful protest was announced in Sofia.
The police called on the protesters to express their opinion peacefully and without disturbing public order.
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