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11 illegal migrants from Syria were detained near Vladaya after a chase with the Bulgarian police last night.
Two Serbs were also detained - a driver and his companion, who were driving a van in which the migrants were.
They refused to stop at a police signal and a pursuit ensued. A little later, the two Serbs stopped and left the vehicle, abandoning the migrants, who were without identity documents.
After a short search, the police detained both Serbs.
Pre-trial proceedings have been initiated in the case.
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