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Croatia to hold parliamentary elections on Sunday amid Coronavirus pandemic

Belgrade, Jul 5 (Sputnik) Croatia will hold parliamentary elections on Sunday with some 3.8 million voters ready to participate despite the spread of the coronavirus disease.
The Croatian State Electoral Commission has registered 3.85 million voters who will vote on Sunday at almost 7,000 polling stations across the country and abroad (voting started on Saturday at some foreign locations).
The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Croatia ruled on Friday that all Croatians, including those sick with COVID-19, must be given an opportunity to vote. Voters will have to wear face masks and gloves at polling stations and follow social distancing guidelines.
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