Bulgaria
I wish they would give numbers like that in Turkey rather than just cities.
Derek Payne
Member
Bulgaria
ZERO NEW CASES REPORTED FOR THE ELHOVO/YAMBOL BORDER REGION.
TODAY'S COVID FIGURES ARE - In the past 24 hours, 171 new carriers of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus have been registered in the country. 2,660 tests were made - 1816 PCR and 844 antigen. As a ratio, this makes 7% positive samples. 4,739 people have already been vaccinated, but none in the last 24 hours. In 24 hours, the virus has claimed the lives of 34 patients, 944 recovered.
Since the outbreak of the epidemic, there have been 7,678 deaths and 122,411 recovered. The total number of confirmed cases in Bulgaria is 203 051, 8933 of them are medics. The hospitalized were 4,689 and the patients in intensive care units were 453. The active cases were 72,962. 18,504 people remain under quarantine, data from the Single Information Portal show.
The newly infected cases by districts: Blagoevgrad - 2 new cases, Burgas - 4, Varna - 18, Veliko Tarnovo - 1, Vidin - 1, Vratsa - 8, Dobrich - 5, Kardzhali - 2, Kyustendil - 15, Lovech - 2, Pazardzhik - 3, Pernik - 9, Pleven - 6, Plovdiv - 11, Razgrad - 5, Ruse - 7, Silistra - 2, Sliven - 1, Smolyan - 1, Sofia region - 5, Sofia (city) - 5, Stara Zagora - 3 and Shumen - 1 case.
TODAY'S COVID FIGURES ARE - In the past 24 hours, 171 new carriers of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus have been registered in the country. 2,660 tests were made - 1816 PCR and 844 antigen. As a ratio, this makes 7% positive samples. 4,739 people have already been vaccinated, but none in the last 24 hours. In 24 hours, the virus has claimed the lives of 34 patients, 944 recovered.
Since the outbreak of the epidemic, there have been 7,678 deaths and 122,411 recovered. The total number of confirmed cases in Bulgaria is 203 051, 8933 of them are medics. The hospitalized were 4,689 and the patients in intensive care units were 453. The active cases were 72,962. 18,504 people remain under quarantine, data from the Single Information Portal show.
The newly infected cases by districts: Blagoevgrad - 2 new cases, Burgas - 4, Varna - 18, Veliko Tarnovo - 1, Vidin - 1, Vratsa - 8, Dobrich - 5, Kardzhali - 2, Kyustendil - 15, Lovech - 2, Pazardzhik - 3, Pernik - 9, Pleven - 6, Plovdiv - 11, Razgrad - 5, Ruse - 7, Silistra - 2, Sliven - 1, Smolyan - 1, Sofia region - 5, Sofia (city) - 5, Stara Zagora - 3 and Shumen - 1 case.
Derek Payne
Member
Bulgaria
AS OF TUESDAY 12/01/21. In the past 24 hours, 620 new cases of coronavirus infection have been recorded in Bulgaria. 7804 tests were made - 3491 PCR and 4313 antigen tests. The ratio between the made and positive tests is 6.7%. 688 people were vaccinated, bringing their total number to 14,161. By January 12, there were 8,232 active cases.
During 24 hours, the battle with the disease lost 106 people, the cured were 2583. Since the outbreak of the epidemic, there have been 8,232 deaths and 137,842 have been recovered. Currently, 4,046 patients with COVID-19 are being treated in hospitals across the country, as 375 of them are in intensive care wards. The total number of confirmed SARS-CoV-2 carriers in Bulgaria is 209,131, of which 9,168 are medics. The most of the newly registered cases are in Sofia, Blagoevgrad and Plovdiv.
Statistics of the day by regions: Blagoevgrad - 48 new cases, YAMBOL - 10. Burgas - 9, Varna - 41, Veliko Tarnovo - 11, Vidin - 1, Vratsa - 25, Gabrovo - 12, Dobrich - 4, Kardzhali - 8, Kyustendil - 12, Lovech - 6, Montana - 13, Pazardzhik - 32, Pernik - 20, Pleven - 26, Plovdiv - 47, Razgrad - 2, Ruse - 25, Silistra - 16, Sliven - 12, Smolyan - 7, Sofia-grad - 110, Sofia-region - 11, Stara Zagora - 39, Targovishte - 8, Haskovo - 36 , Shumen - 29,
15,940 people remain in quarantine, data from the Single Information Portal show.
During 24 hours, the battle with the disease lost 106 people, the cured were 2583. Since the outbreak of the epidemic, there have been 8,232 deaths and 137,842 have been recovered. Currently, 4,046 patients with COVID-19 are being treated in hospitals across the country, as 375 of them are in intensive care wards. The total number of confirmed SARS-CoV-2 carriers in Bulgaria is 209,131, of which 9,168 are medics. The most of the newly registered cases are in Sofia, Blagoevgrad and Plovdiv.
Statistics of the day by regions: Blagoevgrad - 48 new cases, YAMBOL - 10. Burgas - 9, Varna - 41, Veliko Tarnovo - 11, Vidin - 1, Vratsa - 25, Gabrovo - 12, Dobrich - 4, Kardzhali - 8, Kyustendil - 12, Lovech - 6, Montana - 13, Pazardzhik - 32, Pernik - 20, Pleven - 26, Plovdiv - 47, Razgrad - 2, Ruse - 25, Silistra - 16, Sliven - 12, Smolyan - 7, Sofia-grad - 110, Sofia-region - 11, Stara Zagora - 39, Targovishte - 8, Haskovo - 36 , Shumen - 29,
15,940 people remain in quarantine, data from the Single Information Portal show.
Derek Payne
Member
Bulgaria
Vaccine skepticism hurts East European anti-virus efforts.
BELGRADE, Serbia (AP) — Vaccines from the West, Russia or China? Or none at all? That dilemma faces nations in southeastern Europe, where coronavirus vaccination campaigns are off to a slow start — overshadowed by heated political debates and conspiracy theories. In countries like the Czech Republic, Serbia, Bosnia, Romania and Bulgaria, vaccine skeptics have included former presidents and even some doctors. Serbian tennis champion Novak Djokovic was among those who said he did not want to be forced to get inoculated. False beliefs that the coronavirus is a hoax or that vaccines would inject microchips into people have spread in the countries that were formerly under harsh Communist rule. Those who once routinely underwent mass inoculations are deeply split over whether to get the vaccines at all.
“There is a direct link between support for conspiracy theories and skepticism toward vaccination,” a recent Balkan study warned. “A majority across the region does not plan to take the vaccine, a ratio considerably lower than elsewhere in Europe, where a majority favors taking the vaccine.” Only about 200,000 people applied for the vaccine in Serbia, a country of 7 million, in the days after authorities opened the procedure. By contrast, 1 million Serbians signed up for 100 euros ($120) on the first day the government offered the pandemic aid. Hoping to encourage vaccinations, Serbian officials have gotten their shots on TV. Yet they themselves have been split over whether to get the Western-made Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine or Russia’s Sputnik V, more divisions in a country that is formally seeking European Union membership but where many favor closer ties with Moscow.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic on Saturday greeted a shipment of 1 million doses of the Chinese Sinopharm vaccine, saying he will receive a shot to show that it is safe. “Serbs prefer the Russian vaccine,” read a recent headline of the Informer, a pro-government tabloid, as officials announced that 38% of those who have applied to take the shots favor the Russian vaccine, while 31% want the Pfizer-BioNTech version — a rough division among pro-Russians and pro-Westerners in Serbia. In neighboring Bosnia, a war-torn country that remains ethnically divided among Serbs, Bosniaks and Croats, politics also are a factor, as the Serb-run half appeared set to opt for the Russian vaccine, while the Bosniak-Croat part likely will turn to the Western ones. Sasa Milovanovic, a 57-year-old real estate agent from Belgrade, sees all vaccines as part of the “global manipulation” of the pandemic. “People are locked up, they have no lives any longer and live in a state of hysteria and fear,” he said.
Djokovic has said he was against being forced to take a coronavirus vaccine in order to travel and compete but was keeping his mind open. The top-ranked tennis player and his wife tested positive in June after a series of exhibition matches with zero social distancing that he organized in the Balkans. They and their foundation have donated 1 million euros ($1.1 million) to buy ventilators and other medical equipment for hospitals in Serbia.
Serbian Health Ministry official Mirsad Djerlek has described the vaccine response as “satisfactory,” but cautioned on the state-run RTS broadcaster that “people in rural areas usually believe in conspiracy theories, and that is why we should talk to them and explain that the vaccine is the only way out in this situation.” A study by the Balkans in Europe Policy Advisory Group, published before the regional vaccination campaign started in December, concluded that virus conspiracy theories are believed by nearly 80% of citizens of the Western Balkan countries striving to join the EU. About half of them will refuse to get vaccinated, it said.
Baseless theories allege the virus isn’t real or that it’s a bioweapon created by the U.S. or its adversaries. Another popular falsehood holds that Microsoft founder Bill Gates is using COVID-19 vaccines to implant microchips in the planet's 7 billion people.
BELGRADE, Serbia (AP) — Vaccines from the West, Russia or China? Or none at all? That dilemma faces nations in southeastern Europe, where coronavirus vaccination campaigns are off to a slow start — overshadowed by heated political debates and conspiracy theories. In countries like the Czech Republic, Serbia, Bosnia, Romania and Bulgaria, vaccine skeptics have included former presidents and even some doctors. Serbian tennis champion Novak Djokovic was among those who said he did not want to be forced to get inoculated. False beliefs that the coronavirus is a hoax or that vaccines would inject microchips into people have spread in the countries that were formerly under harsh Communist rule. Those who once routinely underwent mass inoculations are deeply split over whether to get the vaccines at all.
“There is a direct link between support for conspiracy theories and skepticism toward vaccination,” a recent Balkan study warned. “A majority across the region does not plan to take the vaccine, a ratio considerably lower than elsewhere in Europe, where a majority favors taking the vaccine.” Only about 200,000 people applied for the vaccine in Serbia, a country of 7 million, in the days after authorities opened the procedure. By contrast, 1 million Serbians signed up for 100 euros ($120) on the first day the government offered the pandemic aid. Hoping to encourage vaccinations, Serbian officials have gotten their shots on TV. Yet they themselves have been split over whether to get the Western-made Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine or Russia’s Sputnik V, more divisions in a country that is formally seeking European Union membership but where many favor closer ties with Moscow.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic on Saturday greeted a shipment of 1 million doses of the Chinese Sinopharm vaccine, saying he will receive a shot to show that it is safe. “Serbs prefer the Russian vaccine,” read a recent headline of the Informer, a pro-government tabloid, as officials announced that 38% of those who have applied to take the shots favor the Russian vaccine, while 31% want the Pfizer-BioNTech version — a rough division among pro-Russians and pro-Westerners in Serbia. In neighboring Bosnia, a war-torn country that remains ethnically divided among Serbs, Bosniaks and Croats, politics also are a factor, as the Serb-run half appeared set to opt for the Russian vaccine, while the Bosniak-Croat part likely will turn to the Western ones. Sasa Milovanovic, a 57-year-old real estate agent from Belgrade, sees all vaccines as part of the “global manipulation” of the pandemic. “People are locked up, they have no lives any longer and live in a state of hysteria and fear,” he said.
Djokovic has said he was against being forced to take a coronavirus vaccine in order to travel and compete but was keeping his mind open. The top-ranked tennis player and his wife tested positive in June after a series of exhibition matches with zero social distancing that he organized in the Balkans. They and their foundation have donated 1 million euros ($1.1 million) to buy ventilators and other medical equipment for hospitals in Serbia.
Serbian Health Ministry official Mirsad Djerlek has described the vaccine response as “satisfactory,” but cautioned on the state-run RTS broadcaster that “people in rural areas usually believe in conspiracy theories, and that is why we should talk to them and explain that the vaccine is the only way out in this situation.” A study by the Balkans in Europe Policy Advisory Group, published before the regional vaccination campaign started in December, concluded that virus conspiracy theories are believed by nearly 80% of citizens of the Western Balkan countries striving to join the EU. About half of them will refuse to get vaccinated, it said.
Baseless theories allege the virus isn’t real or that it’s a bioweapon created by the U.S. or its adversaries. Another popular falsehood holds that Microsoft founder Bill Gates is using COVID-19 vaccines to implant microchips in the planet's 7 billion people.
Derek Payne
Member
Bulgaria
THE NUMBERS IN BULGARIA ARE CERTAINLY ON THE DECLINE - The new Pfizer vaccine shipment is already in the country. It arrived this morning at Sofia Airport. However, the batch contains half as few doses than originally announced. Due to changes in the manufacturer’s production process, Bulgaria will have a little over 18,000 doses instead of 35,000. From the logistics center of Sofia Airport, the vaccines will be distributed to the regional health inspectorates in the country. Reimmunization with Pfizer will also begin today. A second dose of the vaccine will be given to the first inoculated against the coronavirus. Among them are health minister Prof. Kostadin Angelov and Head of the National Operational Headquarters Gen. Ventsislav Mutafchiiski.
In the past 24 hours, 77 new cases of coronavirus infection have been detected in the country. 1194 tests were made - 765 PCR, 429 antigen. The percentage of positive samples remains stable - 6.4% for January 17. 121 people were vaccinated, thus their total number becomes 18,453. By January 18, there were 46,608 active cases, data from the Single Information Portal show. During the day, nine people lost their battle with the disease, 396 were cured. Since the beginning of the epidemic, there have been 8,483 coronavirus fatalities in our country, 156,722 have recovered. 3,485 people with COVID-19 are treated in hospitals across the country 341 of them in intensive care wards. The total number of confirmed SARS-CoV-2 carriers in Bulgaria is 211,813, of which 9,264 are medics. The most are the newly registered cases in Sofia, Pleven and Kyustendil, in all regions they are under 10, except for the capital.
Statistics of the day by regions: YAMBOL - 2. Burgas - 1 new case, Varna - 1, Veliko Tarnovo - 2, Vidin - 1, Dobrich - 1, Kardzhali - 1, Kyustendil - 6, Lovech - 2, Pazardzhik - 4, Pernik - 2, Pleven - 7, Plovdiv - 4, Razgrad - 2, Ruse, 4, Silistra - 3, Sliven - 1, Sofia-grad - 30, Sofia-Oblast - 2, Stara Zagora - 1, No new cases have been identified in the districts of Blagoevgrad, Vratsa, Gabrovo, Montana, Smolyan, Targovishte, Haskovo and Shumen. 13,137 people remain in quarantine.
In the past 24 hours, 77 new cases of coronavirus infection have been detected in the country. 1194 tests were made - 765 PCR, 429 antigen. The percentage of positive samples remains stable - 6.4% for January 17. 121 people were vaccinated, thus their total number becomes 18,453. By January 18, there were 46,608 active cases, data from the Single Information Portal show. During the day, nine people lost their battle with the disease, 396 were cured. Since the beginning of the epidemic, there have been 8,483 coronavirus fatalities in our country, 156,722 have recovered. 3,485 people with COVID-19 are treated in hospitals across the country 341 of them in intensive care wards. The total number of confirmed SARS-CoV-2 carriers in Bulgaria is 211,813, of which 9,264 are medics. The most are the newly registered cases in Sofia, Pleven and Kyustendil, in all regions they are under 10, except for the capital.
Statistics of the day by regions: YAMBOL - 2. Burgas - 1 new case, Varna - 1, Veliko Tarnovo - 2, Vidin - 1, Dobrich - 1, Kardzhali - 1, Kyustendil - 6, Lovech - 2, Pazardzhik - 4, Pernik - 2, Pleven - 7, Plovdiv - 4, Razgrad - 2, Ruse, 4, Silistra - 3, Sliven - 1, Sofia-grad - 30, Sofia-Oblast - 2, Stara Zagora - 1, No new cases have been identified in the districts of Blagoevgrad, Vratsa, Gabrovo, Montana, Smolyan, Targovishte, Haskovo and Shumen. 13,137 people remain in quarantine.
Derek Payne
Member
Bulgaria
TODAY's COVID/19 UPDATE.
Covid-19 in Bulgaria: 772 Newly Infected, 60 Deaths in 24 Hours. In the past 24 hours, 60 people died of coronavirus in Bulgaria, show the data from the Single Information Portal. Since the outbreak of the pandemic, 8,880 people have died of Covid-19. On January 25,the newly infected were 772 in 13,540 tests. The data show that 5.7% of tests are positive. A total of 215,589 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed since March. As of January 26, the active cases are 26,582. Of them 2,822 people are in hospitals for treatment, of which 279 are in intensive care.
The national system documented1,059 as cured in in the last 24 hours and their total number was 180,127. Yesterday, 655 were vaccinated and since the start of vaccination program on 27 December they have been 26,798 in total. There are no regions in Bulgaria that do not report new cases of infection. The largest number of new cases were detected in the capital Sofia - 180, Plovdiv - 91, Burgas - 43, Stara Zagora - 40, Shumen - 37.
The caseload update by regions:- YAMBOL - 10. Blagoevgrad - 20, Varna - 31, Veliko Tarnovo - 22, Vidin - 3, Vratsa - 26, Gabrovo - 8, Dobrich - 4, Kardzhali - 13, Kyustendil - 24, Lovech - 11, Montana - 5, Pazardzhik - 24, Pernik - 13, Pleven - 33, Razgrad - 9, Ruse - 23, Silistra - 11, Sliven - 31, Smolyan - 14, Sofia region - 19, Targovishte - 4, Haskovo - 23,
Covid-19 in Bulgaria: 772 Newly Infected, 60 Deaths in 24 Hours. In the past 24 hours, 60 people died of coronavirus in Bulgaria, show the data from the Single Information Portal. Since the outbreak of the pandemic, 8,880 people have died of Covid-19. On January 25,the newly infected were 772 in 13,540 tests. The data show that 5.7% of tests are positive. A total of 215,589 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed since March. As of January 26, the active cases are 26,582. Of them 2,822 people are in hospitals for treatment, of which 279 are in intensive care.
The national system documented1,059 as cured in in the last 24 hours and their total number was 180,127. Yesterday, 655 were vaccinated and since the start of vaccination program on 27 December they have been 26,798 in total. There are no regions in Bulgaria that do not report new cases of infection. The largest number of new cases were detected in the capital Sofia - 180, Plovdiv - 91, Burgas - 43, Stara Zagora - 40, Shumen - 37.
The caseload update by regions:- YAMBOL - 10. Blagoevgrad - 20, Varna - 31, Veliko Tarnovo - 22, Vidin - 3, Vratsa - 26, Gabrovo - 8, Dobrich - 4, Kardzhali - 13, Kyustendil - 24, Lovech - 11, Montana - 5, Pazardzhik - 24, Pernik - 13, Pleven - 33, Razgrad - 9, Ruse - 23, Silistra - 11, Sliven - 31, Smolyan - 14, Sofia region - 19, Targovishte - 4, Haskovo - 23,
Derek Payne
Member
Bulgaria
Bulgaria to Auction Frequency Licences to boost 5G Rollout.
SOFIA, Feb 3(Reuters) - Bulgaria's telecoms regulator will auction on March 15 three frequency licences that will allow the development of 5G wireless networks in the Balkan country, it said late on Tuesday. The Communications Regulation Commission said it would auction three, 20-year licences in the 3.6 GHz spectrum, each with an initial price of 4 million levs ($2.5 million). "The auctions will be for licences with a national coverage for the use of bands in 3,500-3,600 MHz, 3,600-3,700 MHz and 3,700-3,800 MHz," the regulator said in a statement.
Both leading telecom operator Vivacom and A1, part of Austria's A1 Group controlled by Mexico's America Movil , have expressed an interest in acquiring the three licences, each for 100 MHz, while Telenor Bulgaria, owned by Czech investment group PPF, wanted one licence. Vivacom and A1 have been offering some 5G services since the autumn, based on temporary frequencies granted by the regulator. Telenor Bulgaria, which carried out 5G trials in 2019, is yet to reveal its 5G rollout plans.
With an estimated combined investment of over 800 million levs over the next few years, the three telecoms firms have asked for lower frequencies fees and less bureaucracy to push ahead with a swift 5G rollout. The regulator granted additional temporary frequencies in the 2.6 GHz spectrum to the three companies earlier this month.
SOFIA, Feb 3(Reuters) - Bulgaria's telecoms regulator will auction on March 15 three frequency licences that will allow the development of 5G wireless networks in the Balkan country, it said late on Tuesday. The Communications Regulation Commission said it would auction three, 20-year licences in the 3.6 GHz spectrum, each with an initial price of 4 million levs ($2.5 million). "The auctions will be for licences with a national coverage for the use of bands in 3,500-3,600 MHz, 3,600-3,700 MHz and 3,700-3,800 MHz," the regulator said in a statement.
Both leading telecom operator Vivacom and A1, part of Austria's A1 Group controlled by Mexico's America Movil , have expressed an interest in acquiring the three licences, each for 100 MHz, while Telenor Bulgaria, owned by Czech investment group PPF, wanted one licence. Vivacom and A1 have been offering some 5G services since the autumn, based on temporary frequencies granted by the regulator. Telenor Bulgaria, which carried out 5G trials in 2019, is yet to reveal its 5G rollout plans.
With an estimated combined investment of over 800 million levs over the next few years, the three telecoms firms have asked for lower frequencies fees and less bureaucracy to push ahead with a swift 5G rollout. The regulator granted additional temporary frequencies in the 2.6 GHz spectrum to the three companies earlier this month.
Derek Payne
Member
Bulgaria
BE AWARE, ALL THE NUMBERS ARE ON THE RISE AGAIN NOW. 
The New Cases of Coronavirus in Bulgaria for the past 24 hours are 910 with 12,463 tests performed, according to the data from the Unified Information Portal. The total number of confirmed cases of coronavirus infection in Bulgaria is 223,059. The active cases are 20,727. The total number of hospitalized patients with coronavirus is 3070. The number of patients in intensive care units is 276. The cured for the last day are 698. For the past 24 hours, 30 new deaths have been registered. The vaccine doses administered are a total of 56,860, of which 2,835 for the last 24 hours.
Nearly 280 Vaccination Sites will be opened up throughout the Country and their addresses will be uploaded on a special platform, said at the National Assembly Health Minister Kostadin Angelov, specifying that the ministry is to launch an information campaign on the benefits of vaccination: "With our assistance, the European Commission representation in Bulgaria is preparing a special Information Campaign on Facebook in the form of video clips, where already vaccinated doctors and nurses talk about the benefits of vaccination against Covid-19. We are also working with Google to create an interactive map where all vaccination centers in the country will be designated. It will be part of the platform of the world-famous campaign for citizens' quick access to sites where they can get vaccinated. The 276 immunization sites created in the country by that moment will be mapped," the minister added.
The New Cases of Coronavirus in Bulgaria for the past 24 hours are 910 with 12,463 tests performed, according to the data from the Unified Information Portal. The total number of confirmed cases of coronavirus infection in Bulgaria is 223,059. The active cases are 20,727. The total number of hospitalized patients with coronavirus is 3070. The number of patients in intensive care units is 276. The cured for the last day are 698. For the past 24 hours, 30 new deaths have been registered. The vaccine doses administered are a total of 56,860, of which 2,835 for the last 24 hours.Nearly 280 Vaccination Sites will be opened up throughout the Country and their addresses will be uploaded on a special platform, said at the National Assembly Health Minister Kostadin Angelov, specifying that the ministry is to launch an information campaign on the benefits of vaccination: "With our assistance, the European Commission representation in Bulgaria is preparing a special Information Campaign on Facebook in the form of video clips, where already vaccinated doctors and nurses talk about the benefits of vaccination against Covid-19. We are also working with Google to create an interactive map where all vaccination centers in the country will be designated. It will be part of the platform of the world-famous campaign for citizens' quick access to sites where they can get vaccinated. The 276 immunization sites created in the country by that moment will be mapped," the minister added.
Derek Payne
Member
Bulgaria
A huge amount of drugs was seized - nearly 400 kg of heroin worth about BGN 32 million, Prosecutor General Ivan Geshev posted news on Twitter.
"Acclaims for the good work of the colleagues from Varna regional Prosecutor’s Office, General Directorate for Combatting Organized Crime and Customs Agency, who again protected our children. Bulgaria shows that it is a strong barrier against drug trafficking", wrote Geshev.
On this occasion, the Appellate Prosecutor of Varna – Vladimir Chavdarov will give a briefing. It will be attended by Deputy District Prosecutor of Varna Diana Ivanova, representatives of the Customs Agency and the Combat against Organized Crime Directorate – Varna.
A huge amount of drugs was seized - nearly 400 kg of heroin worth about BGN 32 million, Prosecutor General Ivan Geshev posted news on Twitter.
"Acclaims for the good work of the colleagues from Varna regional Prosecutor’s Office, General Directorate for Combatting Organized Crime and Customs Agency, who again protected our children. Bulgaria shows that it is a strong barrier against drug trafficking", wrote Geshev.
On this occasion, the Appellate Prosecutor of Varna – Vladimir Chavdarov will give a briefing. It will be attended by Deputy District Prosecutor of Varna Diana Ivanova, representatives of the Customs Agency and the Combat against Organized Crime Directorate – Varna.
Derek Payne
Member
Bulgaria
NOT GOOD NEWS I'M AFRAID - 1,349 are the new cases of COVID-19 infection in the last day in Bulgaria, with the percentage of positive samples rising to nearly 12 percent, at only about 10 percent yesterday, and down at 6.3% for this time last week. This shows the data of the Single Information Portal. The most are the new cases in Sofia – 353, follow the districts of Burgas – with 158 and Plovdiv – with 129 newly contagious.
In Yambol region, there are 29 of them Just Yesterday. For the previous 4 Days in the YAMBOL Region, the Numbers have significantly Increased 8 Cases on Monday, then 19, 23, Then 32 Thursday. SO PLEASE TAKE CARE OUT THERE.
Those who Died with Coronavirus in the last 24 hours were 32, and the cures were 748. There are 3,513 people in hospitals, with 284 patients in intensive care. There are 3,902 vaccinated in the last day, and since the start of the vaccination campaign there have been 81,338.
In Yambol region, there are 29 of them Just Yesterday. For the previous 4 Days in the YAMBOL Region, the Numbers have significantly Increased 8 Cases on Monday, then 19, 23, Then 32 Thursday. SO PLEASE TAKE CARE OUT THERE.
Those who Died with Coronavirus in the last 24 hours were 32, and the cures were 748. There are 3,513 people in hospitals, with 284 patients in intensive care. There are 3,902 vaccinated in the last day, and since the start of the vaccination campaign there have been 81,338.
SLEEPY
Member
Bulgaria
Derek some friends of mine (Irish /English ) in Sofia got their first jab at the weekend.
From what I understand the locals are not so keen on the vaccine to the extent that the authorities opened up multiple locations and administered the jab to however wanted it.
Obviously you have to be local or have a RP.
From what I understand the locals are not so keen on the vaccine to the extent that the authorities opened up multiple locations and administered the jab to however wanted it.
Obviously you have to be local or have a RP.
Derek Payne
Member
Bulgaria
Here in Bulgaria now. there is no problem, if you want the Jab, there are plenty of Vaccine Centres available now. Just a little bit of waiting involved.
We for our part, in our little Village of Boyanovo, are getting 20 people together. That way you will get an appointment for all of you, to be Vaccinated together, all in one go, with no hanging about involved.
We for our part, in our little Village of Boyanovo, are getting 20 people together. That way you will get an appointment for all of you, to be Vaccinated together, all in one go, with no hanging about involved.
Derek Payne
Member
Bulgaria
Just received our first of 2 Vaccine (Astra Zeneca) Jabs in the local Clinic in Yambol. It's a Drop-In Clinic, open to anyone who wants a anti COVID Vaccination.
Derek Payne
Member
Bulgaria
Yes, pubs & restaurants 1st March. Then nightclubs etc., 1st April. Most COVID figures are on the rise at the moment. All because of the Elections on April 4th.
