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Proyecto de ley prohibirá navegación en estado de embriaguez
Impulsado por recientes accidentes que involucran a personas ebrias, la nueva ley permitirá a la policía solicitar muestras de los operadores de embarcaciones.
En muchos países desarrollados del mundo existe una ley similar que prohíbe la navegación bajo los efectos del alcohol. Aplicación policial.
(Crédito de foto:
Niv Aharonson
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WALLA!
MARCH 25, 2024 08:12
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