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By order of Prime Minister Boyko Borissov, the Minister of Youth and Sports Krasen Kralev and the Minister of Health Kostadin Angelov held a consultation, at which it was decided to allow public access to outdoor sports events.
The facilities are allowed to be filled to 50% of their capacity, according to an order of the Minister of Health. The maximum number of spectators in a sector is 1,000 people, who must be accommodated through a seat and at a physical distance of one and a half meters between those present.
In this way, the presence of supporters in the stands will be allowed for the start of the football championship in the First League. The matches of the new season start this Friday (07.08).
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