Prostitutes from Southwestern Bulgaria are the only ones profiting from the blockade of the borders with Greece, the Darik Radio reported citing truck drivers who are stuck in a huge traffic jam as they are waiting to cross into Greece.

A group of some twenty prostitutes are offering their services at Bulgaria's Kulata border crossing point where more than 250 Bulgarian, Romanian, and Czech trucks have been blocked for four days now.

According to the quoted truck drivers, the prostitutes are willing to give large discounts because of the great demand for their services.

All three crossing points on the Bulgarian-Greek border were closed Friday because of the ongoing protests of Greek farmers in Northern Greece. It is unclear when the border will be reopened.