Bacteria and Mold Found in School Sandwiches in Bulgaria
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Ministry of Education: 'Students Will not Study in July'
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The Ministry of Education and Science has dropped the idea of studying in July, a reporter told bTV.
The department has admitted that temperatures are really high this month, and schools are not air-conditioned.
Expect more details.
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