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14 foreign citizens without the right to travel in the Schengen area detected by border police

Summary by Border Security Report
Romanian border police officers from the Nădlac Border Police Sector have carried out random and unsystematic checks in the area of ​​competence. On this occasion, two coaches, a car and a minibus, registered in Romania and Poland, driven by three Romanian citizens and one Polish citizen, were stopped for checks. Following the control of the means of transport, a total of 14 foreign citizens… Source
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14 foreign citizens without the right to travel in the Schengen area detected by border police

Romanian border police officers from the Nădlac Border Police Sector have carried out random and unsystematic checks in the area of ​​competence. On this occasion, two coaches, a car and a minibus, registered in Romania and Poland, driven by three Romanian citizens and one Polish citizen, were stopped for checks. Following the control of the means of transport, a total of 14 foreign citizens… Source

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Border Security Report broke the news in on Monday, May 19, 2025.
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