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Three Bulgarians are in hospital after the bus they traveled rolled over in Serbia. None of them is in life threatening condition, the Foreign Ministry said.
At 9:15 pm, a bus with Bulgarian tourists from the Evelin-R company based in Burgas, traveling to Bosnia and Herzegovina, rolled over on the Nis-Belgrade highway. There were 19 people - 17 passengers and two drivers. As a result of the accident, 13 of the passengers were injured.
All of them were admitted to the General Hospital in Chupriya and were given medical help. After examinations, 10 of them were released, and three remained in the orthopedic ward. Soon another company bus is expected to arrive in Chupria and transport the 16 Bulgarians.
Bulgarian Ambassador to Belgrade Radko Vlaikov has visited Bulgarian group in the hospital and the consul Georgi Hristov is currently there and is in contact with them and the team treating them.
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