Kilometer-Long Truck Queues at the Turkish Border Due to Year-End Traffic and Greek Farmers’ Protests
Long lines of trucks have formed along the Maritsa highway near Svilengrad, caused by heavy year-end traffic and ongoing protests by Greek farmers.
Bulgaria's President G. Parvanov awarded 35 youngsters with honorary diplomas for their successful performances at various international Olympiads and competitions. Photo by Kameliya Atanasova (SNA)
Long lines of trucks have formed along the Maritsa highway near Svilengrad, caused by heavy year-end traffic and ongoing protests by Greek farmers.
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During the night, the weather will remain cloudy, with light rain expected in some areas of Northern and Eastern Bulgaria.
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