Massive Fire Erupts in Burgas Industrial Zone, One Injured
A major fire erupted around 1:30 p.m. in the industrial zone near the Meden Rudnik district in Burgas
After sixth consecutive days, firefighters and volunteers have been battling the wildfire, which destroyed thousands of decares of forests in the area of Kresna Gorge in Western Bulgaria, reported BNT.
The evacuation of residents of the village of Vlahi has been cancelled.
On 29th of August, the fire was brought under control.
More than 600 people and three helicopters take part in suppressing the blaze.
At a press conference in the city of Blagoevgrad, representatives of the regional prosecutor’s office said that the person who caused the fire was detained. On Thursday, 24th of August, a herdsman took 70 cows out for feeding in the wild, but the cows scattered. The man started to round them up but before that he was smoking and threw his cigarette. He turned and saw a big fire broke out behind him. He tried to put it out but and did not manage and called the mayor of the village of Brezhani to report the fire, but did not tell him he caused it. At a later stage during a police interview, he admitted he caused it.
There were no victims - neither residents nor firefighters.
The weather for the weekend of January 25-26 is expected to be mostly sunny across Bulgaria
Bulgaria is set to experience a predominantly cloudy day with light precipitation on January 24
The weather on January 23 is expected to remain mostly calm across Bulgaria
On January 22, the weather in Bulgaria will start with heavy cloud cover, which will begin to disperse in the evening
The weather forecast for January 21 in Bulgaria includes significant cloud cover, which is expected to ease by the evening
Between January 17 and 19, the Sofia Inspectorate conducted 158 inspections targeting potential sources of air pollution due to the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology’s (NIMH) forecast for elevated PM10 levels
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