Nearly 40% of Bulgarians Unable to Save, Indebtedness Rising
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8 People in Bulgaria Cured from COVID-19
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14 of the new COVID-10 cases are in Sofia, two in Smolyan, one in Pleven, one in Veliko Tarnovo, and one in Varna.
Listed as healed after two negative samples, are a total of 8 people.
Another patient will be discharged tomorrow but this will be announced tomorrow when it becomes a fact.
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