Bulgaria Bus Accident Casualties Identified
The casualties, who died in a tragic bus accident in Southeastern Bulgaria on Thursday morning, have been identified and found to be citizens of the town of Yambol and the nearby villages.
The casualties, who died in a tragic bus accident in Southeastern Bulgaria on Thursday morning, have been identified and found to be citizens of the town of Yambol and the nearby villages.
Bulgarians are obsessed with fast food and a hefty 68% of them say they cannot give it up, a survey has found out in a surprise result.
Transport companies in Bulgaria have urged for the immediate adoption of amendments to the legislation dealing with traffic in the wake of Thursday's deadly bus crash
The owner of the company, part of whose fleet is the bus that ploughed into a crowd of pedestrians in south-eastern Bulgaria, killing 16 people, has been arrested.
Bulgaria has declared Friday an official day of mourning in honour of the sixteen people who were killed in a bus crash in south-eastern Bulgaria.
The blood alcohol content of the driver of the bus that crashed near Bulgaria's Yambol Thursday and killed 16, was .
Bulgaria has become the 29th country to join the international climate change initiative Methane to Markets (M2M).
The Sofia City Hall is canceling all events planned for Friday, May 29 over the National Mourning for the victims of the tragic accident near the Bakadzhik peak in southern Bulgaria.
The Bulgarian dry bulk carrier, "LJ", has got stuck Thursday in the shallows of the Bosphorus strait 50 meters away from Turkey's capital, Istanbul.
Bulgaria's President, Georgi Parvanov, is in the city of Yambol Thursday afternoon in connection with the tragic bus accident that took the lives of 16 Bulgarians.
A policeman, who rescued two women as a bus ploughed into a crowd of pedestrians in south-eastern Bulgaria, said dead bodies were all around him.
The tragic accident, causing the death of 16 Bulgarians, involved a 30-year-old Bulgarian-made "Chavdar-Setra" 11M4 bus, the Transportation Ministry informs.
Bulgarian officials have opened a hotline to handle incoming calls regarding the bus crash in south-eastern Bulgaria that claimed the lives of at least sixteen people.
The mayor of the municipality of Tundzha commented that the bus crash that killed at least 16 people in Southeastern Bulgaria is an awful tragedy.
Most of the casualties, who died in a tragic bus accident in Southeastern Bulgaria on Thursday morning, have been identified and found to be citizens of the town of Yambol and the nearby villages.
Sixteen people have been killed and another twenty injured as a bus sliced into a throng of tourists near the town of Yambol in southeastern Bulgaria.
Bulgaria's Ministry Council declared Friday, May 29 as a day of national mourning for the victims of the tragic bus accident near the city of Yambol.
Discrimination against minorities, violence and intolerance towards Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender, ill-treatment by law enforcement officials, lengthy detention of asylum seekers are serious issues for Bulgaria.
A bus has flipped over near the Bakadzhik peak in southern Bulgaria around 9:00 am Thursday morning.
The Orthodox church in Bulgaria marks Thursday Ascension Day, or the so called Spasovden, which relates to the ascension of Jesus into heaven following his crucifixion and resurrection.
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