In order to strengthen security during Bulgaria’s Presidency of the European Council, some 3500 surveillance cameras will be operating in Sofia. 300 new cameras will be placed along Tsarigradsko Shosse Boulevard and the route from the airport through the National Palace of Culture downtown Sofia to Boyana. This was what Sofia mayor Yordanka Fandakova announced. Fandakova together with Interior Minister Valentin Radev have presented the unified Sofia security system. 50 cameras more will be installed in the subway. Thus, in the capital from January 1 there will be nearly 3500 cameras operating. Modern video surveillance may partially analyze traffic violations in the capital, but in order to detect all speeding drivers, the system will need to be upgraded, it was reported.
In connection with the situation in the Middle East, caretaker Prime Minister Dimitar Glavchev and the government are in constant coordination with the institutions concerned and the security services, and are monitoring the situation. The country is..
The Bureau of the European Parliament in Bulgaria is organising a #UseYourVoice concert to support the campaign for the European Parliament elections on 9 June this year. Young singers Dara, Preya, Dara Ekimova and Tino will perform tonight on the stage..
Bulgaria's President Rumen Radev has invited today caretaker Prime Minister Dimitar Glavchev for a meeting to discuss the proposals that the prime minister made for the replacement of two ministers a week after the cabinet meeting. Dimitar Glavchev..
The MPs from the National Assembly Energy Committee have postponed by one year the full liberalization of the electricity marker. According to the..
Seventh-grader Kaloyan Geshev from the 125th High School "Boyan Penev" in Sofia became a three-time champion in mental calculation. He won first place..
Italy supports Bulgaria's full-fledged membership in the Schengen area, Italian President Sergio Mattarella said. Mattarella is on a two-day visit to..
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