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Business | October 22, 2001, Monday // 00:00
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The European Union will provide to the Bulgarian customs a modern X-ray equipment for a precise border control of trucks and containers. The devices will give the opportunity to control the vehicles in any place on the country`s territory. The Bulgarian Customs Agency opened the offers for the equipment`s supply from a German and US companies. The tender and the equipment purchase are financed by the European Union PHARE program. The three X-Ray machines are expected to cost around EUR 800,000. The European Customs Union will supervise the choice of the equipment`s supplier.
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