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Krushuna waterfalls. Photo credit: staratakashta.net
Rescuers have found the dead bodies of two tourists buried by a landslide at Krushuna waterfalls in Lovech region, in central northern Bulgaria, BNT TV channel reported on Sunday, citing a municipal official.
Two Bulgarian women and a British man were in the area when the landslide occurred on Friday.
One of the women luckily escaped and was sent to hospital. She is in stable condition now.
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