Fewer customers at restaurants in Ukraine's 'pearl of Europe'

Fewer customers at restaurants in Ukraine's 'pearl of Europe'

LVIV, Ukraine - Mark Zarhin, an owner of several restaurants in Lviv, a western Ukraine city known as the "pearl of Europe," complains on Oct. 3, 2014, of a continued decrease in the number of tourists amid harmful rumors resulting from the protracted armed conflict between government forces and pro-Russian rebels in the eastern part of the country nearly 1,000 kilometer away.

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