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No prohibitions and restrictive measures will be imposed in connection with the conduct of the elections on October 2. This was commented by the Minister of Health, Dr. Asen Medzhidiev, from Dobrich.
"The cabinet of the Ministry of Health of the caretaker government has created a maximum opportunity for holding the elections with minimum restrictions," the minister added.
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