The media reported on the trade in Narva in places in the queue at the border with Russia

In Narva, Estonia, there is a thriving business selling places in the queue for crossing the border with Russia, the price can reach up to €160. This was reported by the Postimees newspaper on June 3.

"It can take more than half a day to get to Russia through the border checkpoint in Narva, and more and more travelers are complaining on social media about queue sellers who earn money by queuing for others," the publication says.

The Estonian Police Department and the Border Guard Service are aware of such "business," but there is no corpus delicti in these actions, so law enforcement officers cannot prohibit them, he adds.Газета.Ru ".

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