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Over 400 foreigners were refused entry to the Republic of Moldova within a week. Details of the Border Police

436 foreign citizens, as well as 35 means of transport, were refused entry to the Republic of Moldova in the last week, the Border Police announced. In the same period, according to the quoted source, 20 records were triggered on Interpol (persons, cars, documents) and another 269 according to the information received from the national law enforcement authorities.

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Sursa: Poliția de Frontieră

The border police officers documented, between February 13-19, 215 people who violated the border and migration legislation of the Republic of Moldova. We remind that, in total, the state border of the Republic of Moldova was crossed, withing one week, by almost 300 thousand people and about 79 thousand means of transport.

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