City of Sofia, four other districts in Bulgaria declare flu epidemic, closing schools
Schools in Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia will be closed from January 28 to February 4 inclusive following the declaration of
Read moreSchools in Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia will be closed from January 28 to February 4 inclusive following the declaration of
Read moreSchools in Bulgaria’s districts of Plovdiv, Sofia, Varna and Dobrich will be closed from January 22 because of an influenza
Read moreOpen-air concerts are scheduled for Bulgaria’s capital Sofia, as well as second city Plovdiv, “sea capital” Varna and Black Sea
Read moreThe eyes of the statue of 10th century ruler Tsar Samuil in Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia will glow no more.
Read moreA retro tram themed “Christmas Fairy” is to run on a route in Bulgarian capital city Sofia from December 17
Read moreBulgaria’s prosecutor’s office said on December 11 that it formally charged former Sofia deputy mayor for transport Evgeni Krousev with
Read moreSofia’s municipal council decided on December 6 to ease the requirements on the sale of “green ticket” day passes, currently
Read moreSofia deputy mayor for transport Evgeni Krousev said on December 4 that he submitted his resignation after becoming a target
Read moreSofia city hall has authorised the sale of ‘green ticket’ day passes for all public transportation in the Bulgarian capital
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