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Photo from the flood hit Rhodope Municipality. Photo by BGNES.
The estimated damages caused by the floods in southern Bulgarian Rhodope municipality come up to nearly BGN 1.5M.
The infrastructure in Hrabrino village suffered the worst damages. Two bridges were destroyed by the 5 meter high tidal wave which hit the village last week, Nova TV reports.
The overhaul of the main road and the reconstruction of a 10 meter concrete supporting wall in the river bed will cost nearly BGN 600,000.
Meanwhile, the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology has warned of rainfalls and increased river levels in central and northwestern Bulgaria, Tuesday.
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By the end of the week, inspections and repairs to the flood damage will be carried out. This became clear after the meeting of Prime Minister Kiril Petkov with the regional governors of the most affected areas - Smolyan, Kardzhali and Blagoevgrad.
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