University Hospital

A bus turned over on the main road Ruse - Kubrat between the villages of Chervena Voda and Novo Selo. There are 10 injured people, one with a craniocerebral trauma, the Emergency Service told BNT.

6 people - aged between 25 and 59, are accommodated in the University Hospital "Kanev".

The incident happened shortly after 6 o'clock this morning.

The head of COVID resuscitation at the University Hospital "Medica-Ruse" Dr. Milen Shopov showed on the air of "Hello, Bulgaria" what is the situation in his ward. He said that only one resuscitation bed was available and 46 were used by patients. None of them had been vaccinated.

On September 29, we mark World Heart Day. On the occasion of the initiative of the World Health Organization, dating back to 1999, important national sites in Bulgaria will be illuminated in red today.

 A man died, and two adults and a child are in danger of death after an accident on the Burgas-Elhovo road. This was announced by Tsvetelina Randeva, spokesperson for Burgas Police.

Municipal hospitals in Sofia set up additional 80 beds for the treatment of Covid-19, patients, Sofia municipality reported.

By the order of the health minister the number of beds for Covid patients in Sofia hospitals is increased.

The measures worked, and the virus - a form of ransomware that had paralysed the hospital's computers - was eventually contained.

"You cannot prepare for a situation like that," recalls Branislav Moravcik, the head nurse at the hospital's Clinic of Anaesthesiology, Resuscitation and Intensive Resuscitation. "The key is not to panic."

A 90-year-old woman has become the first person to be given a Covid jab as part of the mass vaccination programme being rolled out across the UK.

Margaret Keenan, who turns 91 next week, said it was the "best early birthday present".

Due to the worsening epidemic situation in the area, wearing masks at upcoming mass events of a public nature - football matches, concerts and other stage events - becomes mandatory, decided the Regional Crisis Headquarters in Plovdiv.

20 workers from two companies in Stara Zagora have tested positive for coronavirus, it became clear at a briefing of the Regional Anti-Epidemic Headquarters. Some of the people are from Nova Zagora. 11 are the cases on the territory of Stara Zagora region. 4 of the patients are in hospital, 3 have mild symptoms and are treated at home, four more are asymptomatic but with positive PCR tests.

A patient with confirmed coronavirus infection escaped today from the Infectious Diseases Department of Stara Zagora Hospital. The man, who is about 50 years old, took a taxi to his home village of Panicherevo. He was treated for COVID-19 for four days. Police officers found the man in his home and brought him back to the University Hospital "Prof. Dr. Stoyan Kirkovich".