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The repaired intensive cardiology sector at the cardiology ward of "Dr. Stefan Cherkezov" Hospital in Veliko Tarnovo, is now officially unveiled. The sector has 6 beds and advanced 24-hour simultaneous monitoring of patients accommodated.   Photo: BTA


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Most bears in the park near Belitsa are already hibernating - for the first time since the opening of the shelter, but some are still preparing for it - they have fallen into a state of semi-hibernation. Before coming to the park, these formerly dancing bears have not slept in winter. However thanks to the good living conditions that are fully consistent with their natural needs, their instincts are awakened.  Photo: BGNES


СнимкаAmateurs of Haskovo Thracian Society Georgi Sapunarov recreated the typical rituals of the feast of maternal care - Babinden. Bulgarians honor the feast of "grandmothers" - women who help at the birth of a baby and first welcome new life.   Photo: BTA


СнимкаVarna Zoo saw the birth of the first babies for 2017! These are three female Cameroon goats. They are in perfect health, energetic and playful. They have not been given names yet, as the honor will be left for the people who will adopt them.  Photo: BGNES


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