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Chepelare wildfires: No threats to local population, partial emergency still in effect
Chepelare, Bulgaria: The Chepelare Municipality informs that the fires are localized, and the atmosphere is calm. There is no danger for the population of Chepelare; the fire is far away. Due to the large fire outbreak on August 29, near the village of Hvojna, a partial state of emergency was implemented in the Chepelare municipality and is still in effect
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EWRC Approves 8.42% Electricity Price Hike for Bulgarian Households Starting January 2025
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Trailblazer of Bulgarian Investigative Journalism Margarita Mikhneva Dies at 72
Margarita Mikhneva, a pioneering figure in Bulgarian investigative journalism, has passed away at the age of 72 following a prolonged battle with cancer. Her death in Geneva was confirmed by Focus news agency, marking the end of an era for Bulgarian media