Long queues of lorries formed on 9th of December on both sides of the border crossing Kulata – Promahon, at the Bulgarian-Greek border. The line of lorries on the Bulgarian side, waiting to cross into Greece, stretches to 2 km, Bulgaria’s border police...
Long queues of lorries formed on 9th of December on both sides of the border crossing Kulata – Promahon, at the Bulgarian-Greek border. The line of lorries on the Bulgarian side, waiting to cross into Greece, stretches to 2 km, Bulgaria’s border police announced.
The reason for the delays is the construction of new customs weigh stations.
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