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MOBILTEL`S FORMER CEO PASSED AWAY
Business | October 9, 2001, Tuesday // 00:00
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Vladimir Grashnov, the former Executive Director of Mobiltel, passed away on October 9 in the governmental hospital after a long illness. Grashnov used to be member of the managing body of Standart Daily and chairman of the football team Levski Spartak. On October 8, the media alarmed that Grashnov needed blood transfusion but blood was not transfused. `Since Friday, we have been asking for blood transfusion but they refused. I can`t believe that there is such a bad attitude towards a person who helped so much to the Bulgarian medicine, `Grashnov`s wife complained on October 8 for Monitor Daily.
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