Pleven Faces Water Shutdowns as Authorities Probe Management Missteps
The Bulgarian city of Pleven is once again under a water regime, as announced by the Water Supply and Sewage company
A number of French media are commenting on what they see as a disproportionately low fine levied by a Bulgarian court against the disturbing of bats during the shooting of "Expendables 2".
The spectacular cave is known to be one of Europe's greatest winter refuge of bats.
Environmentalists, who filed the court claim, have argued that as a result of the fall 2010 shooting, more than 24,000 hibernating bats have left the cave, with an excessive number of deaths recorded.
The fine against the inspectorate, is said to be in the range of EUR 250-5,000, report French news websites.
Public.fr comments that the "Expendables 2" team, featuring among others Sylvester Stallone, have found a low-cost site in Devetashka Cave, and that the court ruling lets offenders away all too lightly.
Purepeople.com compares the fine to the "Expendables 2" USD 100 M budget and global USD 300 M box office.
Bulgarians are gradually becoming more eco-conscious, often without even realizing it
Over the past five years, food vouchers in Bulgaria have lost nearly 45% of their purchasing power
More than 160 civil society organizations have sent an open letter to Bulgaria’s top government institutions, demanding immediate action to address the growing cases of animal cruelty
The weather on Saturday will be mostly sunny across Bulgaria, with light to moderate south-southeasterly winds
Sofia Mayor Vasil Terziev stated that the municipality currently has no legal means to halt the construction of a 215-meter skyscraper near Paradise Mall
Enrique Iglesias will return to Bulgaria for an exclusive performance, marking his only concert in the Balkans this summer
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