Mobile App Empowers Victims of Domestic Violence in Bulgaria
A new mobile application has been launched in Bulgaria, offering crucial assistance and support to victims in need
Society | April 20, 2024, Saturday // 09:26
Over Eighty Bulgarian Towns Join on European Car Free Day
Society | September 22, 2002, Sunday // 00:00
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Eighty-four Bulgarian towns participate in the European Car Free Day on Sunday. In the capital Sofia, cars are not allowed to some of the main streets. Boulevards Slivnitsa, Vassil Levski, Patriarch Evtimii are closed for cars from 10 am till 5 pm. The official opening of the Car Free Day took place at noon in downtown Sofia. A happening on the occasion with famous artists and singers began at lake Ariana at 10 am on Sunday. Experts from the Environment Ministry monitor the quality of the air and the noise in the region where the cars will be stopped.
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