Covid-19 in Bulgaria: EC approves wage support scheme extension
The European Commission said on March 30 that it has approved the extension and modification of a Bulgarian wage-support programme
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Bulgaria’s Military Medical Academy: ‘Green corridor’ for vaccinations until April 4
The “green corridor” for vaccinations against Covid-19 at the Military Medical Academy in Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia will remain open
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Bulgaria’s Health Minister: 203 Covid-19 deaths reported on March 30 date from 4 days
The 203 deaths of people in Bulgaria who had tested positive in Bulgaria reported by the national information system on
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Covid-19 in Bulgaria: For second week, all districts are ‘red zones’
For the second consecutive week, all of the 28 districts in Bulgaria are Covid-19 “red zones”, meaning an infection rate
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Health Minister: Bulgaria to ease anti-epidemic measures from April 1
Bulgaria will ease some of its measures against the spread of Covid-19 from April 1, Health Minister Kostadin Angelov told
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Covid-19 in Bulgaria: In past day, 203 deaths, 1182 more active cases registered
In the past 24 hours, the deaths of 203 people in Bulgaria who had tested positive for Covid-19 were registered,
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Bulgarian PM silent on whether heightened anti-epidemic measures will be extended
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov met top health officials on March 29 to discuss the Covid-19 situation, but remained silent
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Covid in Bulgaria: ‘Green corridors’ for vaccinations at 2 hospitals in Sofia on March 29
Two hospitals in Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia are offering “green corridors” for all comers wanting vaccinations against Covid-19 on March
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Foreign visitors’ arrivals in Bulgaria for holidays in February 2021 down 81.7% y/y
The number of arrivals in Bulgaria of visitors from abroad for holidays in February 2021 was 81.7 per cent lower
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