BGN 746.3 Million Is the Expected Revenue from Toll Taxes and E-Vignettes in 2020.
BGN 450 million is the estimated revenue in 2020 from toll taxes for the use of the national road network of heavy goods vehicles over 3.
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Lufthansa Canceled 600 Flights on Friday due to the Cabin Crew Strike
New 600 Lufthansa-operated flights were canceled on Friday - the second day of the cabin crew strike.
NIMH: Dynamic and Warm Weather for the Season, Broken Clouds across Most of the Country
Today, the weather will stay dynamic and warm for the season.
717 Dogs from Municipal Shelters in Sofia Have Been Adopted since the Beginning of the Year
From the beginning of 2019 to the end of October, 717 dogs from the shelters of municipal enterprise Ecoravnovesie found a new home, for comparison, for the entire 2018, 600 dogs were adopted.
Annually more than 4,000 People Develop Lung Cancer in Bulgaria - over 3,000 of them Are Men
Every year, 4250 new cases of lung cancer are diagnosed in Bulgaria, 3260 of them among men, Prof.
There Are 442 Thousand People with Diabetes in Bulgaria
There are 442,000 people with diabetes in Bulgaria, or 8.
Bulgaria - One of the EU Countries with the Most Unhappy People
In 2018, over 62% of people aged 16 and over in the European Union reported being happy all of the time (14%) or most of the time (48%) over the past four weeks, while 12% were rarely (8%) or never happy (2%), Eurostat reported.
November - Lung Cancer Awareness Month
Lung cancer remains among the most lethal cancers - it causes more deaths than breast, prostate and colon cancers.
The International Conference "(Re)thinking Socialism" Brings Together World-Class Scientists in Sofia
From today, November 7, to November 9, including at Moskva Park Hotel in Sofia, scientists from three continents will discuss the subject of state socialism in Europe - 30 years after the fall of the Iron Curtain.
Scientists Have Discovered Prehistoric Mammoth Traps in Mexico (PHOTO)
Mexican anthropologists have announced that they have discovered human-built pits dug 15,000 years ago to trap mammoth, believed to have been the first find of mammoth traps set by humans, according to ABC.
Threatening Climate Change: Africa's Largest Waterfall Dries Up
Victoria, Africa's largest waterfall, is about to dry up, Zimbabwe authorities alarmed, according to NOVA.
London Piccadilly Theatre Ceiling Collapsed during a Performance (VIDEO)
Part of the ceiling at London's Piccadilly Theatre collapsed during a performance, world agencies have reported.
Weather Forecast: Dynamic Weather with Significantly Higher Temperatures than usual
Today, the weather will be dynamic.
BNR: Bulgaria Simplifies Residence Procedures for Foreign Nationals
The Bulgarian cabinet altered the regulation for implementation of the Foreigners in the Republic of Bulgaria Act.
"Sesame Street" Turns 50
50 years ago, actress Carl Burnett appeared in the first broadcast of a peculiar television program in the company of several hairy dolls.
15 People Were Killed in an Attack in Thailand
Fifteen people were killed and four were injured in an attack in southern Thailand, a spokesman for the Ministry of Defense said.
94% of Childcare Facilities Are Closed
Currently 94% of all child care institutions are closed, Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Policy Zornitsa Rusinova said at a press conference before the opening of a forum on the deinstitutionalization of childcare in the National Palace of Culture.
5,4 Magnitude Earthquake in Iran
A magnitude 5 earthquake was recorded this morning in the southern Iranian province of Hormozgan, about 125 km west of the port city of Bandar Abbas, at a depth of 10 km, Reuters and the Associated Press reported.
Powerful Tornado in Greece (VIDEO)
A tornado blew off the storages of an entire olive oil factory in the town of Kalamata in southern Greece, NOVA reported.
A Turkish Court Ruling Could Turn Saint Sofia into a Mosque
Turkish government newspaper Yeni Safak writes that an upcoming decision by the country's government would allow museums that functioned as mosques during Ottoman times to become Muslim places of worship again, Kathimerini reported.
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