FlixBus Expands Routes from Bulgaria: New Connections to Thessaloniki, Athens, and More
FlixBus, the renowned European bus company, is set to launch new routes to and from Bulgaria in anticipation of the summer season
Updated statistics on the spread of coronavirus in Bulgaria from the Single Information Portal:
Number of PCR and rapid antigen tests made - 10,541
Newly infected in the country - 883
Percentage of positive tests - 8.4%
Total number of active cases – 20,545
Cured for the day - 780
Total number cured - 192,332
Hospitalized - 3,033
Patients in intensive care - 277
Number of deceased per day – 54
Total number of deceased – 9,272
Vaccinated per day: 3,901
Total vaccinated: 54,025
Newly infected by regions:
Blagoevgrad 45, Burgas 63, Varna 37, Veliko Tarnovo 17, Vidin 6, Vratsa 36, Gabrovo 6, Dobrich 4, Kardzhali 12, Kyustendil 44, Lovech 12, Montana 11, Pazardzhik 40, Pernik , 17, Pleven 31, Plovdiv 67, Razgrad 6, Ruse 27, Silistra 8, Sliven 33, Smolyan 4, Sofia 23, Sofia (city) 226, Stara Zagora 28, Targovishte 0, Haskovo 37, Shumen 22, Yambol 21.
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