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The Bulgarian capital already has its first grass-covered tram tracks, which are located in the sections of the rails passing through the Ruski pametnik (Russian monument) square.
The discussion on grass-lined tram tracks was initiated by “Architects for Sofia” as part of the Sofia 2020 campaign, daily Dnevnik reminds.
The grass was sown after the cobble stone pavement on the square was renovated and the vegetation is expected to considerably reduce the noise.
The traffic for vehicles through the junction is planned to be restored on Wednesday, while trams will continue to pass without stopping in the area as construction works are still ongoing.
Until the reconstruction of the square is fully completed, the tram stops in the immediate vicinity of the intersection will remain
closed.
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As night descends, expect an increase and thickening of clouds across Bulgaria, with light rainfall anticipated in certain areas of Western Bulgaria
Today, Bulgaria can expect a varied weather outlook with a blend of clouds and occasional sunshine
March 16 promises a predominantly sunny day with some clouds looming over mountainous regions and the eastern parts
Over the next 24 hours, Bulgaria will be enveloped in clouds, offering little respite from the persistent overcast conditions
Most regions across the country are set to experience a cloudy day with intermittent rain showers, particularly targeting areas like the Fore-Balkan, Upper Thracian Plain, and East Bulgaria
Tomorrow, anticipate cloudy conditions with rain showers prevailing throughout Bulgaria
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