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Fallen rocks temporarily interrupted railway traffic in the area of major city of Stara Zagora in southern Bulgaria.
The rock mass of volume some 10 cubic meters fell on the track between the stations of Stara Zagora and Zmeyovo little after midnight.
Work by the teams of the Railroads Infrastructure state company cleared the rocks, restoring traffic around 7.30 am Tuesday, announced the company.
The process is believed to have been triggered by erosion from melting snow.
Four passenger and two freight trains have been cancelled or diveted over the night.
Inspections carried out along Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast this summer have uncovered irregularities at roughly every tenth commercial site, according to Ivan Videlov
Apartment prices in Bulgaria's major cities continue their upward trend, according to recent figures from a real estate market consultancy
Wizz Air, recognized as the most environmentally efficient airline in the Europe, Middle East and Asia region*, has announced a new addition to its flight network
Bulgaria continues to hold a leading position in the European Union when it comes to the share of women working in the information technology sector
According to data from the National Revenue Agency (NRA), just 4,329 Bulgarian citizens have reported owning real estate abroad in their 2024 declarations
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