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Flu epidemic has been declared as of today for the regions of Vidin and Kardzhali. School classes in Vidin are suspended until January 28, while those in Kardzhali – until January 30.
In Smolyan and Pazardzhik regions, the suspension of classes has been extended to January 25.
The flu epidemic remains in the regions of Yambol, Haskovo, Varna, Dobrich, Sliven, Plovdiv and Sofia.
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