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Romanian Govt Lifts Exception Allowing Opening Of Drugstores In Train Stations, Shopping Centers
28.12.2010, 15:31 | Health | 716 views
Romania’s Government decided Tuesday to lift the exception allowing the opening of drugstores in train stations, airports and shopping centers, a procedure allowed since 2005, citing the already high number of drugstores in urban areas. Health Minister Attila Cseke said the Government has decided to halt the procedure because urban areas in Romania already have too many drugstores. Read more on Mediafax.ro
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