Новости за 02.05.2018

Property in Plovdiv will be contributed to the capital of "National Company Industrial Zone". The government has given its consent to an uncontracted land of 28.8 decares on 66 Peshtersko shose Blvd. in Plovdiv to be paid as a non-cash contribution to the capital of the NCIP.

The installation of the Bronze House on the site of Georgi Dimitrov's mausoleum in Sofia started on Wednesday. It is supposed to be a symbol of the Bulgarian Presidency, ending in late June, and the subsequent Austrian presidency by the end of the year.

500 Albanian policemen have refused to check on whether they are corrupt and have left the country's law enforcement system, according to a news release from the Albanian Interior Ministry.

The Ludogorets Dutch footballer, Virgil Misidjan, received an effective four-month prison sentence in his home country plus two months in the first instance.

A 64-year-old German citizen has threatened a 30-year-old Bulgarian woman with a knife and has tried to fight with police officers sent to the scene on the alert. The incident took place at a Harmanli hotel on April 30th.

The child drowned in the village of Krushare in Sliven. It has fallen into a shaft that was in the yard of a house. The child was taken to the hospital in Sliven.

British Air Force Typhoon fighter aircraft based in Romania will join NATO patrol flights in the Black Sea airspace, reports the Royal Air Force UK website.

65% of children currently in the first grade will have jobs that do not even exist yet. The figures are from the World Economic Forum and were reported by bTV.

At least 12 people were killed, including a pastor, in an attack on a church in the capital of the Central African Republic, a medical source said, quoted by DPA.
 
About 30 injured were taken to a hospital in Bangui, a spokeswoman said. The International Doctors Without Borders organization said it had medical help for about 50 injured.
 
No one has taken responsibility for the attack so far.

An earthquake of magnitude 5.5 happened today off the coast of Taiwan. There is no evidence of casualties and material damage, the local seismological service reported, TASS reported.

A man has been killed and another left fighting for life after a shooting in north west London.

Romanians and Israelis are the first organized groups of tourists in Sunny Beach. Most hotels are still closed, but all retail outlets are now operational. The repair of the infrastructure in the resort is over, but the finishing works on the hotels and the holiday base continue, said the deputy chairman of the Union of Private Owners Veselin Nalbantov before the Bulgarian National Radio.

An earthquake shook Greece last night and was felt in Athens, but there were no reports of injuries or serious damages, according to the Greek authorities, Reuters reported.