Bulgarian President Radev is Isolating Himself because his Wife has a COVID-19
The head of state Rumen Radev is in self-isolation, as his wife Desislava Radeva has a positive test for coronavirus, the presidency announced.
A concrete threat has forced the Desislava Radeva, the First Lady of Bulgaria to be placed under personal guard from the National Service for Protection (NSO), the institution says.
In a statement, the NSO has noted that members of the Bulgarian President's family can use protection in case a specific threat has been established, including in cases of terrorism.
A special commission is in charge of deciding to place someone under protection.
The NSO has not elaborated on the reasons.
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