The Legendary Armin Van Buuren in Sofia on August 30th
The set of the five-time winner of the title 'Best DJ in the World' is part of the Sofia Solid series
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Free metro tickets for Rome residents in exchange for plastic bottles. This is part of the plan to make the city more environmentally friendly.
The Plastic Ticket Initiative is an initiative of an urban transport company in the Italian capital. Heads of the company explained that because of the positive attitude of citizens, the initiative will cover the entire subway system and will be extended until July 2020.
Under the plan, passengers can hand over plastic bottles to special machines placed at subway stations. For each bottle returned, citizens will receive a credit of EUR 0.05 in exchange for a ticket online. For this purpose it is necessary for the passengers to download an application on their mobile devices, which registers the number of tickets depending on the returned bottles.
The cost of a standard ticket, valid for 100 minutes by metro and bus, costs 1.50 euros, so the trip goes completely free of charge for 30 bottles, the Rome public transport company notes.
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Bulgaria is set to experience favorable weather conditions on March 29, with mostly sunny skies forecasted across the country
In anticipation of the forthcoming adoption of regulations on packaging and packaging waste, the Association Polymers is spearheading a critical discussion on the pivotal role of recycling
As the night progresses, Western Bulgaria will see an increase in cloud cover, with light rainfall expected in some areas, particularly after midnight
Burgas is gearing up to offer its citizens and visitors a new mode of transportation to navigate its streets and discover its hidden gems
Overnight, rain is expected in various parts of Western and Central Bulgaria, extending to South-Eastern Bulgaria after midnight
On Monday, temperatures hovered around 10°C in Sofia, albeit feeling chillier due to brisk winds, as noted by Prof. Rachev on BTV
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