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Days before he turned 57, famous Bulgarian journalist Dimitar Tsonev lost his life. Doctors fought for his life for ten concecutive days on end.
After his notorious work on some of the most unforgettable publicistic shows on air, he also created a number of documentaries and news pieces.
He sadly passed away on August 23 after a severe stroke, mere days after a family vacation at the Bulgarian seaside.
His relatives turned to all people who would like to attend the mouring ceremony for Dimitar Tsonev and asked for people not to buy flowers. Instead, they should donate to the bank account of the foundation in his name.
The mourning will be held today, starting 15:30 in Sofia's Seven Sedmochislenitsi curch.
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