Employee of Sofia Airport Security Department Fired over Failure to Check Passengers from Lebanon

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Sofia. An employee of the security department at Sofia Airport has been fired after passengers from Lebanon were allowed in without border checks, said the press office of Sofia Airport.

Source: Employee of Sofia Airport Security Department Fired over Failure to Check Passengers from Lebanon – Novinite.com – Sofia News Agency

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