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The measure aims to facilitate the movement of voters to the second round of municipal elections.
Public transport in Natal will be free this Sunday (25th), the day of the second round of elections, and will operate on a working day schedule, according to the Municipal Secretariat for Urban Mobility (STTU). Buses start running at 5am and continue until 11pm, with all lines running on their usual routes.
The measure aims to make it easier for voters to travel to voting locations. In the first round, the capital's public transport system carried around 88 thousand voters. For this Sunday, the secretariat expects the number to reach 100 thousand passengers.

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