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The two children injured seriously in Trakia motorway bus crash to be transported to Serbia by helicopter

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The two children, transferred to Sofia’s Pirogov emergency hospital from the university hospital in Stara Zagora, who were injured in the road accident involving a Serbian bus on Trakia motorway on 14 August, will be transported to Serbia tomorrow, 18 August, Bulgaria’s Ministry of Health has announced.

The children will be transported by two helicopters sent by Serbia with two intensive care teams on board. They are expected to depart from Sofia airport tomorrow, at 11.15 AM Bulgarian time. 



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