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Bulgaria
27 Bulgarian districts in Green zone
Sofia city is having the highest COVID-19 morbidity rate, which is 127.48 out of 100 000 population on a 14-day basis. It is the only city which is placed in the yellow zone is Sofia.
Bulgaria
Bulgaria is now under GREEN ZONE
At least 18 of the total 28 districts fall under the "GREEN ZONE", and the remaining comes under the "YELLOW ZONE".
Bulgaria
Bulgaria’s morbidity rate falls below 500
According to the statics shared by the Health Ministry, the present morbidity rate of the European country falls below 500 out of 100 000 population on a two week- basis. With this, the whole country is now under the category of "RED ZONE" from the "dark red zone".
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Bulgarians Stranded in Santorini as Earthquakes Force Mass Evacuations
Some tremors have exceeded magnitudes of 4, with stronger ones reaching up to 5 on the Richter scale. Authorities have issued safety advisories, urging people to stay outdoors and avoid small ports as seismic activity continues at an alarming pace
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Two Arrested for Drug-Influenced Driving in Burgas
The vehicle was being driven by a 29-year-old man from the Dolno Ezerovo district. Routine tests for alcohol and narcotics were conducted, with the latter returning positive results for amphetamine and methamphetamine
13-Year-Old Bulgarian Girl Missing in Spain: Authorities Intensify Search Efforts
Gabriela was last seen in the city of Palencia, where she resides. She is described as being between 160 and 165 cm tall, with a slim build, long straight brown hair, and green eyes. The SOS Desaparecidos platform has highlighted her case, urging the public to assist in finding her
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Flu Season in Bulgaria Yet to Peak: Rising Cases and Health Warnings
Although some regions, like Blagoevgrad, have already seen a significant rise in flu cases, areas such as Sofia and Burgas have not experienced a major surge. However, hospitals in Sofia are beginning to fill up with flu patients, and the situation remains closely monitored
Bulgarian Sailors Reunite with Families After 14 Months in Houthi Captivity
The two sailors were accompanied by a Romanian crew member, who was welcomed by Romania’s ambassador. The release of the sailors followed a complex diplomatic operation spearheaded by Oman, a key mediator in regional conflicts