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Four people have died in road accidents in Bulgaria during the past 24 hours, the press centre of the Ministry of Interior announced.
A total of 15 road accidents occurred in the country, in which there were 15 people injured, while the lives of three others were in danger. In the capitol Sofia, a total of 132 minor and 3 serious road accidents occurred, in which 3 people were injured.
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