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Prime Minister of the North Macedonia Zoran Zaev has shared on his Twitter account that Macedonia will reward double salary to the medics and professional workers helping people of the North Macedonia fight COVID-19. 

Prime Minister Zaev tweeted “I take my hat off to all involved in the fight and we must not forget to reward them. That is why they will be paid two salaries.”

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