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ZAGREB, March 24 (Hina) - Almost 700 Croatian citizens who work in southeast Slovenian cross-border towns and migrate on a daily basis to those areas, that are among the most affected by the coronavirus, have been temporarily sent home until the epidemic subsides.
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