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7 new suspicious swine flu cases are currently tested in Bulgaria. Photo by BGNES
Seven samples from suspicious swine flu A(H1N1) cases are currently being tested in Bulgaria, according to the National Center for Infectious Diseases.
The other 3 samples that were tested Wednesday, all from people who have recently traveled abroad, have proven negative.
There are no new confirmed cases of the swine flu in the country, Health Minister, Evgeni Zhelev, announced during his visit to the city of Stara Zagora Thursday, adding the Ministry was doing everything possible to contain the situation.
The Health Minister said that all suspicious cases were checked and were divided in 3 categories: possible, likely and proven.
Bulgaria's first confirmed swine flu patient was discharged from the hospital in Veliko Tarnovo early Thursday morning.
The Yantra River has overflowed its banks in Veliko Tarnovo, flooding the entrance to one of the city’s most iconic landmarks, the Church of the Holy 40 Martyrs
The Yantra and Belitsa rivers rose sharply overnight
Veliko Tarnovo is set to host the International Exhibition “Cultural Tourism” from October 8 to 10, bringing together participants from both Bulgaria and abroad
The construction of the Ruse–Veliko Tarnovo highway is expected to be finalized by 2029
A serious water supply disruption has left the city of Veliko Tarnovo and ten surrounding villages without access to water
Stoyan Denchev, the 33-year-old man accused of setting a fire in Veliko Tarnovo, will remain in custody, following a ruling by the Sofia City Court
The National Revenue Agency and the Consumer Protection Commission are set to present updated findings from ongoing nationwide inspections targeting suspected unjustified price hikes in Bulgaria
Annual inflation in Bulgaria accelerated in March to 4.1% on a yearly basis, up from 3.3% in February, according to National Statistical Institute data
Wednesday, April 15 will bring mostly calm spring weather across Bulgaria, with sunshine dominating large parts of the country
Bulgaria is not currently facing a measles outbreak, but declining vaccination coverage is raising concerns about a potential epidemic, Acting Health Minister Assoc. Prof. Mihail Okoliyski said in an interview with BNT
Sofia Mayor Vasil Terziev announced that the new metro section through Poduyane is expected to be launched in July, with construction works already reaching around 98% completion
Bulgarian authorities have blocked the entry of more than 370 tons of food products from non-EU countries over the course of roughly one month, following inspections at the Union’s external borders
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