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ZAGREB, Oct 3 (Hina) - Members of parliament on Wednesday discussed a bill on firearms purchase and possession, with some saying that the bill would make sense only if it could eradicate illegal firearms possession, while others objected to age-based discrimination since the bill envisages that people above the age of 70 have to undergo a medical examination every five years in order to keep their weapons permit.
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