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The rescue for the Bulgarian mountaineer Boyan Petrov, who disappeared in the Himalayas, is suspended, announced his team, reported bTV.
Today, a helicopter had to be included in the search in Shishapangma. Chinese rescuers searched in the Camp 1 area and had the idea of going up.
After days of search and two weeks missing, Boyan Petrov was never found. According to climbers, he may have fallen into a crack on the way to the top.
"Unfortunately, we did not find Boyan, but we can now leave knowing that everything possible was really done, especially thanks to Boyan's 10 friends, who yesterday funded this flight directly, to the incredible group and organization of China, and the bold pilots of Simrikair, as well as all other people and institutions that helped to make it happen! God bless Boyan! " Kiril Petkov wrote on Facebook.
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A significant arsenal of illegal weapons and ammunition was uncovered in Bulgaria during a specialized operation
More than 20 individuals have been detained across Bulgaria during operations led by the Ministry of Internal Affairs targeting vote buying
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The day will begin with sunshine across the country
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