There is not a single case in Bulgaria of a proven causal link between an administered vaccine against Covid-19 and a fatal outcome, the press centre of the Ministry of Health has announced. The announcement was made after Assoc. Prof. Atanas Mangarov stated, in an interview with Nova TV, that “564 people in the country have died because they were vaccinated”.
The Bulgarian Drug Agency, which monitors any adverse reactions after immunization, has received 9 reports of suspected connection between a death and the administering of a vaccine against coronavirus. In none of the cases has such a connection been proven.
In the past 14 days alone 93.12% of all Covid-related deaths have been among the unvaccinated, statistical data show.
Bulgaria’s Executive Agency for Bulgarians Abroad (EABA) will hold an awards ceremony for the winners of three annual international competitions for children and young people from the Bulgarian diaspora. The recipients of the Stefan Getchev..
The Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord in Borovets - the only wooden church in Bulgaria, marked its holiday today. A liturgy was served by Bishop Gerasim of Melnik. The Speaker of the National Assembly, Natalia Kiselova, was among the official..
On Thursday, minimum temperatures will range from 14 to 22°C, reaching a low of 14°C in Sofia. It will be mostly sunny during the day , with temporary cloud cover and brief showers in the mountains. There will be light to moderate winds in the east of..
Amendments to Bulgaria’s Road Traffic Law, published in today's issue of the State Gazette, will come into force in one month. From 5 September,..
On Wednesday, minimum temperatures will range from 16 °C to 21 °C , with 16 °C in Sofia. It will be mostly sunny during the day, but rain and thunderstorms..
A 21-year-old foreign national has been detained in Yambol for transporting illegal migrants. According to police reports, the arrest took place on..
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