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Representatives of the State Border Guard Service (SBGS) selected 10 most interesting cases when drivers told border guards about their travel destinations over Christmas. None of these people were punished by SBGS officials, only wishing them a good holiday and ordering the car to be turned around.
1. The driver from Šakiai municipality explained that he was transporting a package that he would have to send to the Jurbarkas post office. SBGS officials asked to show the package. The man admitted that he would not allow it.
2. The driver coming from Visaginas assured the border guards that he would have to get to Ignalina. The reason is that before the holidays, Maxima bought pants in the supermarket, which turns out that they did not fit her, so it is necessary to change clothes or withdraw money.
3. The driver transporting the bag of potato peels from Pagėgiai had to reach his garden plot in Jurbarkas municipality, because this waste had to be composted.
4. Two people from Druskininkai were ready to go to Lazdijai district because they wanted to swim in the lake.
5. Driver at 10 pm from Jurbarkas drove to the cemetery in Šakiai district; it was necessary to light candles there.
6. Without food, the dog is hungry. As a result, Visaginas drivers had to come to Ignalina and buy food for the pet.
7. To see what the festively decorated Druskininkai looks like, the Vilnius resident who wanted to had to return.
8. The driver has changed the engine oil in his car. To ensure that the oil did not leak from the engine and that the work was done correctly, he had to go from the municipality of Pagėgiai to Jurbarkas.
9. The guy who went from Varėna district to Šalčininkai municipality assured the border guards that he would have to see his friend that day.
10. It was agreed to buy a car trailer in Kaunas. Such a goal from the Druskininkai driver was no reason for him to leave his municipality.
From Wednesday to Sunday morning, the border guards handed over 584 cars that they checked between different municipalities.
The control of inter-municipal operations is usually carried out by SBGS officials in the border regions.
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