30% of the Households in Bulgaria Face Difficulties in Paying Utility Bills on Time
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Turkey Installs Thermographic Cameras at Airports as Precautionary Measure against the New Coronavirus
Turkey has prepared thermographic cameras and other precautionary measures against the spread of the new flu-like coronavirus, but there are currently no cases or patients at risk, the Health Ministry said.
Eight Reasons Why You Should Go into Teaching
Are you at a crossroads in your life and wondering what you should do next? What you should do for a career might be one of the items on your to-do list that you’re thinking of changing - after all, many of us spend a lot of our waking hours with colleagu
Dirty Air in 9 Cities Throughout the Country
The concentration of fine particulate matter is above the limit.
Earthquake in California
An earthquake shook the US state of California.
The BFSA Stopped the Import of Pepper and Pomegranate with Pesticides from Turkey
Since the beginning of the year, the Bulgarian Food Safety Authority (BFSA) has seized 27 118 kg of pepper and pomegranate imported from Turkey, the agency's press center reported.
Weather Forecast: Maximum Temperatures between 8C to 13C
It will be mostly sunny today.
Gas Leak? Traffic in Downtown Sofia is Blocked
The area around Sofia Theatre in the capital is closed off because of the strong smell of gas.
The Dam from which Pernik Gets its Drinking Water will Reach a Dead Volume in 2 Weeks
In two weeks time, Studena Dam, from which the town of Pernik gets its drinking water, will reach a dead volume.
British Scientists Accidentally Made a Breakthrough and May Have Found a Cure for Cancer
British scientists have accidentally discovered a new type of cell that kills most cancers.
The First Case of a Coronavirus in Taiwan
Taiwan announced today that it has registered the first case of a new coronavirus, according to BGNES.
Bulgarian Food Agency Banned 50 Tonnes of Salmonella-Contaminated Poultry Meat
The Bulgarian Food Agency has established consignments of more than 50 tonnes of salmonella-contaminated poultry meat imported from Poland, BNR reported.
UN: Almost Half a Billion People are Unemployed or Have no Access to a Good Job
Around half a billion people work fewer paid hours than they would like, or are not getting enough access to paid work, shows a study published by the International Labour Organization (ILO) on Monday, which also forecasts that unemployment will rise by a
President Radev will Visit Israel to Mark the 75th Anniversary of the Holocaust
From January 21 to 23, President Rumen Radev will visit Israel.
Today is Midwives’ Day
With a variety of colorful rituals, Bulgaria marks the day of midwives on January 21, the so-called Babinden.
Today is the National Hug Day!
National Hug Day was created by Reverend Kevin Zaborney in Caro, Michigan in 1986 as an antidote to the reverend’s perception that many American were afraid to display affection in public.
First Case of the New Coronavirus in Australia - All Travelers from China are being Checked
Australia has confirmed the first case of infection from the new coronavirus that been reported in China, Japan and South Korea.
Sunny Weather with Maximum Temperatures between 4C to 9C
In the morning, visibility will be reduced briefly in places in valleys.
Oxfam Report: 2,153 Billionaires Have More Wealth than 4.6 Billion People
About 2,000 of the world's richest people own more than the poorest 4 billion and 600 million.
First Case of the Deadly Virus in China Confirmed in South Korea
Today, South Korea has confirmed the first case of a mysterious virus that appeared last month in China, heightening concerns about the spread of the epidemic.
5 People Died in a Russian Hotel after it was Flooded with Boiling Water (VIDEO)
Five people were killed that night after a hot water pipe exploded in a small private hotel in the Russian city of Perm and flooded a basement hotel room with boiling water, the regional investigative committee said, Reuters and TASS reported.
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