All police checkpoints at entry and exit points near the district cities were removed on 0.00 am on May 6. The Bulgarian citizens were required to fill in declarations for the reason of traveling for over one and a half months. Over 230,000 people were not allowed to enter or leave the major Bulgarian cities since March 21 when the restrictions were introduced. A total of 62,940 declarations were checked by the competent authorities. 3,750 people declared that they were going to work, but later it turned out that they did not have job contracts. 528 of them were registered as unemployed.
21,251 acts for non-compliance with the anti-epidemic measures were issued. The authorities issued acts to 16,305 people for not wearing face masks in public. 107,000 Bulgarians were placed under quarantine. Currently, 20,000 people remain under quarantine. The number of registered crimes fell with 20% to 25%, the Bulgarian Traffic Police announced.
Wildlife Rescue Centre - Green Balkans is starting a three-day training "Young Nature Lover 2025". It starts on Friday, August 29, and will last until Sunday, August 31. It is for children above 15 years of age, who will actively..
Bulgarian film "The Lesson" will be presented in Dublin's Central Library on August 29, the Embassy of Bulgaria in Ireland announced on its Facebook page. In 2015, the film by Kristina Grozeva and Petar Valchanov won several..
On Friday it will be sunny. There will be light to moderate wind from the east-southeast; in the southeastern regions from the east-northeast. The highest temperatures will be between 30° and 35°C; in Sofia – around 31°C. It..
On Thursday the weather will be sunny. There will be light wind in the Danube Plain and Eastern Bulgaria to a moderate wind from the eastern quarter...
The aging of Bulgaria’s population continues to deepen, the Ministry of Labour and Social Policy stated in a press release. The data comes from the..
Ombudsman Velislava Delcheva and National Social Security Institute governor Vesela Karaivanova are preparing a joint information campaign regarding the..
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