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ZAGREB, March 16 (Hina) - The situation on the Croatian-Slovenian border is much better than last week and the entry of Croatian hauliers into Croatia has been much faster, the head of the Croatian Association of Road Hauliers, Dragutin Kranjcec, has said.
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