Accidents
News about traffic accidents, fires, emergencies, disasters, and other critical situations.
Woman on Scooter, Under the Influence of Drugs, Involved in Incident in Burgas
In Burgas, a woman under the influence of drugs crashed her electric scooter. The incident on "Zahari Stoyanov" street led to injuries and hospitalization, followed by release for home treatment. Tests showed cannabis, amphetamine, and methamphetamine.
32 Fires Extinguished in Bulgaria in 24 Hours, One Person Injured
In the last 24 hours, 32 fires were extinguished in Bulgaria, one of which resulted in an injured woman. Fire crews responded to 65 incidents. A total of 30 rescue operations were carried out.
Roads: One Dead and Dozens Injured in 24 Hours
Tragic balance from the roads in 24 hours: One dead and 28 injured in serious road accidents. 24 accidents were registered, and the figures are even more alarming since the beginning of the year.
55 Fires Extinguished in Bulgaria in 24 Hours, Varna in Danger
55 fires were extinguished in Bulgaria during the last 24 hours, with one casualty. Firefighters responded to 104 calls, including a fire in an apartment in Varna, as well as rescue operations. A total of 26 fires caused material damage.
Road Accidents: Three Dead and 20 Injured in 24 Hours
The Ministry of Interior reports 15 serious road accidents in Bulgaria, resulting in three fatalities and 20 injuries in the last 24 hours. The situation in Sofia is also concerning.
Tragic Day on the Road: Accidents in Bulgaria Claim Lives.
Traffic accidents in Bulgaria over the last 24 hours claimed lives and left 23 people injured. 19 serious accidents were registered, signaling a worsening of road safety.
Road Accidents in Bulgaria: Statistics, Casualties and Measures
In Bulgaria, 11 road accidents were registered in the last 24 hours, with 15 people injured, but no fatalities. The overall statistics since the beginning of the year show worrying trends, necessitating measures for road safety.
Tragic Day on the Road: Accidents Took Lives and Injured
Over the past 24 hours, 13 serious accidents took lives and injured people. In Sofia, one person died in a serious road traffic accident. The statistics show a worrying picture of road safety.
Drunk Driver Without a License Causes Accident in Primorsko
A driver without a license, who had consumed alcohol, caused an accident in Primorsko. The incident happened on September 26th. Another drunk driver caused an accident in Sandanski, with 3.15 per mille of alcohol.
71-Year-Old Driver in Critical Condition After Accident in Burgas Region
A 71-year-old driver is fighting for his life after a serious accident near Aytos. The incident, which occurred on September 26th, left the man in critical condition. Medical professionals are making efforts to save him.
Truck Burns on Trakia Motorway, Causing Traffic Jams
A truck caught fire on the Trakia motorway, causing chaos and forming kilometer-long traffic jams. Traffic is difficult and diverted, creating stress for drivers.
Motorcycle Accidents in Bulgaria: The Number of Victims is Growing
Nearly 800 motorcycle accidents have been registered since the beginning of the year, with almost 50 fatalities. Experts and motorcyclists are discussing the causes and seeking solutions to reduce road accidents.
164 Fires Extinguished in Bulgaria in 24 Hours
In Bulgaria, 164 fires were extinguished in the last 24 hours. The fires claimed one life and caused injuries to two people. Description of the incidents in Ugarchin, Pazardzhik, and Kyustendil.
Crash in Aytos: 19-year-old Driver Ran Stop Sign, Hit Man on Tricycle
Serious accident in Aytos: A 19-year-old driver disregarded a "Stop" sign and hit a 76-year-old man on an electric tricycle. The victim was taken to the hospital, but his life is not in danger.
Two Large Fires in Burgas and Nesebar
Two large fires engulfed the Burgas region on September 24. In Burgas, a large area of pastureland was affected, while in Nesebar, an apartment was involved. Two men connected to the Burgas fire have been detained. The investigation continues.