Europe’s Next Tech Powerhouse: How Bulgaria Can Lead the Charge
Tsvetelina Penkova, First Vice-Chair of the European Parliament’s Committee on Industry, Research, and Energy (ITRE), led a delegation of European Parliament members to Munich, Germany
Cloud with low radioactivity has passed over Europe in recent weeks, according to data from the French Institute of Nuclear Safety. According to their study, the radioactive radionuclide Ruthenium-106 was contained in the cloud. The reason for the radioactivity is supposed to be the result of an incident in a nuclear facility in Russia or Kazakhstan, which occurred at the end of September.
The report from the French agency provides detailed information on the radioactive cloud movements since then.
The agency explains that the content of Ruthenium-106 is above the norm but is far below the thresholds beyond which can be a threat to human health and the environment.
The French agency also distributed a map showing where the radioactive cloud had passed.
The agency is firmly convinced that this could not be a nuclear power incident.
Weather Forecast for Bulgaria: April 18–20
On April 17, Bulgaria will experience mostly sunny weather
The weather on Tuesday, April 16, will be predominantly sunny across most of Bulgaria
The weather across Bulgaria on April 15 will be mostly cloudy
Across most of the country, the weather will be predominantly cloudy with scattered rain showers expected throughout the day
Over the next 24 hours, Bulgaria will experience mostly cloudy weather, with widespread rainfall expected across much of the country, particularly in the central regions
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