Christians and Muslims in Bulgaria's Kardzhali district united in support of the victims of the devastating earthquake in Turkey . Assistance collection points have been opened in all seven municipalities of the district and large villages. They will be..
On day four after the devastating earthquakes in Turkey, hope for saving lives is not lost. Millions of people have been affected by the disaster. Thousands are being accommodated in temporary housing and tents, living in fear of another..
The Bulgarian Posts operator has reported that the postal operator in Turkey is notifying of serious delays in the processing and delivery of parcels due to the destruction of buildings and infrastructure caused by the earthquakes on February 6 ...
More than 300,000 euros have been collected so far on the national account of the Bulgarian Red Cross, together with the text messages sent to phone number 1466, for the people affected by the devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria...
A truck with donations from the Kardzhali region will leave for Edirne tonight for the victims of the devastating earthquake in Turkey. At one of the donation centres in the city, the flow of people donating food, clothes, shoes and blankets has..
He is a young, educated doctor, determined to stay in Bulgaria - against all odds and because of them. Dr. Anton Asenov is 34 years old, he was born in the town of Shumen, but before his first birthday his family moved to Turkey. He grew up in..
A new search team of The Emergency Aid and Prevention Directorate of Sofia Municipality will set off for Turkey to help quake-hit areas. Sofia mayor Yordanka Fandakova pointed out that at the moment 16 people are already there with the necessary rescue..
At this stage there are no reports of Bulgarian citizens injured in the earthquake in Turkey , the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said. According to information from the expatriate community in the disaster area, the Bulgarian with dual citizenship..
The Turkish Embassy in Sofia opens a book of condolences on February 8 and 9 . Through the Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Turkish diplomatic mission announced that citizens and organizations will be able to express their condolences for..
The sum of 220 thousand BGN to help the victims of the earthquake in Turkey has been raised in less than 24 hours by Plovdiv-based publisher Manol Peykov. Yesterday, he made an appeal on his Facebook profile for sympathy for those in distress...
