A decision on whether to ease restrictions will be made by 21 January. At a meeting, the prime minister, the members of the cabinet and of the national operational headquarters stated that if there is a re-surge of coronavirus cases and serious pressure on medical establishments, the restrictions will be re-considered and tightened once again, BGNES reports.
"The lasting tendency of a drop in the number of coronavirus cases will make possible the return to in-person schooling of 5th to 12th grade pupils following a designated scheme as of 4 February, the beginning of the second school term," PM Boyko Borissov said.
He stated that restaurants must be able to work until 10.30 PM at half-capacity, and that stores in shopping malls must reopen.
Over 170 spills of oil and marine fuel have been detected in the Bulgarian Black Sea waters over the past year, according to data from the non-governmental organizations Greenpeace – Bulgaria and SkyTruth. The total area of the..
Security guarantees for Ukraine must include the sustainable support of both European and Euro-Atlantic partners. This was what Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov said at a video-conference meeting of the heads of state and government..
A cycling tour will gradually restrict traffic on the I-6 Sofia – Karlovo road /Sub-Balkan road/ in the 9-kilometer section from the junction for the village of Mirkovo to the village of Chelopech today, August 20, from 2:15 p.m. to..
After the update of pensions under the so-called Swiss rule from July 1 by 8.6%, the average monthly pension of a Bulgarian pensioner for July exceeded..
"There is no control body and it is not clear who checks the sports attractions, as well as who is responsible for their use". This was..
Bulgaria's Road Infrastructure Agency has warned that toll cameras now also detect the wearing of seat belts. The new function has been active since..
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