Vratsa

Yellow code for storms and rainfall has been announced today for 10 districts in Bulgaria, FOCUS News reported. They are Vidin, Vratsa, Montana, Pleven, Lovech, Gabrovo, Sofia-city, Sofia-region, Pernik and Kyustendil. In these areas, heavy rainfall is expected in the afternoon. There are conditions for hail.

A bus that runs regularly from Lilyache to Vratsa has crashed around 7am this morning on the bypass of Vratsa. The police said that the driver did not stop at the stop at Krivodol and the vehicle was hit by a car traveling to Sofia. 19-year-old girl has a head injury, reported Darik. 

On Monday, the weather will be mostly cloudy. In many parts of the country, there will be short and intense rain activity, accompanied by thunderstorms.

Hailstorms are also expected.

In western Bulgaria, it will rain heavily. There will be weak to moderate wind in the eastern regions.

Atmospheric pressure is and will remain below the average for May.

About 500 000 leva are the damages caused by the hurricane wind during the weekend in Vratsa, show the preliminary calculations of the municipality. It is expected on Wednesday that the government will allocate such an amount to the municipality, Prime Minister Boyko Borisov promised on Monday.

The strong wind literally took roofs of houses, there were slightly damaged citizens from fallen roof tiles. This is what Vratsa Mayor Kalin Kamenov said for strong>FOCUS News Agency.

Bulgaria's Deputy Minister of Justice Evgeni Stoyanov opened a "blue room" in the Northern Bulgarian city of Vratsa for hearing of child victims and perpetrators of crimes, the Ministry of Justice announced on 22nd of February.

A flu epidemic and vacation has been announced in more areas of the country. School classes from today will not take place in Vratsa, Montana, Varna, Rousse, Kyustendil and Sliven, BNT reported.

EUR 12.2 million will be invested in the border region between Bulgaria and Serbia. This is reported by the Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works.

In Razgrad is recorded the lowest temperature in the country this morning - minus 6 degrees. This was announced by the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, FOCUS reported.

The regulator decides on the final increasing price of water in 14 districts since January 1.

The meeting is closed and there will be a protest organized by the BSP under the Commission's windows. Such will be the case in Shumen.