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8 October in Zakarpattia Oblast opened a new automobile crossing point, “Bila Tserkva – Sighetu Marmației,” on the border of Ukraine and Romania. This was announced on Telegram by Mykola Kalashnik, the Minister for Recovery, Infrastructure, and Transport of Ukraine.
According to him, this is the first new automobile crossing point between Ukraine and Romania in Zakarpattia for almost 20 years. It connects the village Bila Tserkva of the Solotvynska hromada with the Romanian city Sighetu Marmației.
The new passage became the third automobile crossing point on the Ukrainian-Romanian border in the region. In the first stage, up to 400 passenger cars per day will be able to pass. On the Ukrainian side, a access road was built for its launch and modular infrastructure for border and customs control was installed. The Romanian side built the crossing and a new bridge over the Tisza River.
Currently the crossing will operate on temporary infrastructure. In the future, there are plans to build a full complex for the passage of trucks and buses.
“After completion of the works, it will additionally be able to process up to 360 trucks and 50 buses daily,” Kalashnik noted.
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