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The Bulgarian news agency BGNES has temporarily suspended its work on Tuesday after journalists of the media were involved in a heavy road accident.
Four men were heavily injured in a head-on collision between two cars on the main road between Sofia and Varna near the town of Lovech.
All four men had been taken to hospital, where one of them passed away, while the three other remain in critical condition.
According to the Bulgarian National Television (BNT), all four men are fellow journalists from BGNES.
One of the cars involved in the collision belonged to the news agency, Darik radio informs.
The team of Novinite expresses condolences to the families of the victims and sympathy with its colleagues from BGNES.
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