Border guards in Borș discovered two construction machines worth 170,000 euros, illegally transported by a Romanian citizen on the Italy-Romania route
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On June 27, border guards from Borș identified two construction machines, valued at €170,000, illegally transported by a Romanian citizen from Italy to Romania. The driver was unable to produce documents of origin and the machines were detained. In a similar incident, border guards in Nădlac discovered two other pieces of agricultural machinery without papers, worth more than €100,000. In both cases, criminal cases for concealment were opened.
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Utilaje de 170.000 de euro, transportate ilegal din Italia în România. Descoperirea a fost făcută pe șoseaua Borșului
Tractoare de lux fără acte, ascunse în TIR-uri, descoperite pe șoselele României: antemergătorul unui transport a fost prins cu drona
Utilaje agricole și de construcții în valoare de peste 270.000 euro, reținute la frontieră
Utilaje agricole şi de construcţii de 270.000 de euro, confiscate de poliţiştii de frontieră/ Un şofer a fost oprit după o urmărire cu drona - FOTO
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