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ZAGREB, April 1 (Hina) - As of April 6, leaving one's place of residence will be possible only with an e-pass, Minister of the Interior Davor Bozinovic, who heads the national team managing the current crisis caused by the coronavirus, said on Wednesday.
E-passes will be issued for a period of between one to 14 days, depending on the reason why they are issued, Bozinovic told a news conference.
"Should any of the bodies authorised to issue passes be unable to issue an e-pass for a justified reason, that will be done by the Civil Protection Directorate instead," he said.
He stressed that all passes issued so far in the context of the coronavirus epidemic should be replaced with e-passes by April 5.
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