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As many as 50 000 expats could return to Croatia, says daily

· Source: Hina· Author: Ivana Tomičić Šušak· Photographer: Ivana Tomičić Šušak

ZAGREB, April 6 (Hina) - Croatian expats who lost their jobs in EU members states have started returning to Croatia following the outbreak of the coronavirus, aware that medical expenses, in case they get infected, will be much higher there than in Croatia, the Vecernji List daily wrote on Monday.

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