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Higher Waiting Times for Trucks to Exit the Country via the PTF Siret Determined by the Large Number of Trucks and Temporary Suspension of Traffic to Porubne After a Hydrochloric Acid Leak From a Cistern

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On 1 October 2026, the border crossing point of Siret recorded an increase in the waiting times for self-sealing on the way out of Romania. Border Police Suceava showed that the congestion was linked both to the large number of trucks arriving in a short interval and to the temporary suspension of traffic through the Ukrainian Porubne point, after a flow of hydrochloric acid from a cistern.
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The crowd is caused by the temporary suspension of traffic through the Ukrainian Porubne point.

On 1 October 2026, the border crossing point of Siret recorded an increase in the waiting times for self-sealing on the way out of Romania. Border Police Suceava showed that the congestion was linked both to the large number of trucks arriving in a short interval and to the temporary suspension of traffic through the Ukrainian Porubne point, after a flow of hydrochloric acid from a cistern.

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NewsBucovina broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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