Jackals Spotted In the Burgas Sea Garden
The wild animals were spotted by passersby in the late hours in the Burgas Sea Garden, and photos were shared on social media
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Bulgaria's National Electricity Company (NEK) paid 2.5 times more than what is needed to pay salaries at the Cherno More mine, the Ministry of Economy has said.
On September 12 Toplofikatsiya Sliven, the private entity which is to make transfers to the Cherno More-Burgas mine, received BGN 1.12 M, of which BGN 705 000 are available, with the other money directly paid to one of the firm's lenders.
The state-owned company has managed to pay some 71 percent of its liabilities to Sliven's heating utility, according to a statement by the ministry cited by the website Dnevnik.bg.
Ministry officials say Toplofikatsiya Sliven received more than any of the entities on Bulgaria's energy market.
The announcement comes as striking workers at the Cherno More-Burgas mine are demanding their two months' wages from NEK.
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