Nikolay

The search for 13-year-old Nikolay, who has been missing for 11 days from the village of Konare in Stara Zagora, continues without success. Despite large-scale efforts involving nearly 100 people, including military personnel and police, no trace of the child has been found.

The search for 13-year-old Nikolay from the village of Konare continues into its eighth day without any significant breakthroughs. The boy, who has Down Syndrome, disappeared on December 17, sparking an extensive search effort involving nearly 100 participants, including police officers, forest officials, volunteers from across the country, and military personnel.

The dog belonging to 13-year-old Nikolay, who has been missing from the village of Konare in Stara Zagora since December 17, has been located, confirmed village mayor Stancho Stefanov to the Bulgarian National Radio.

A helicopter has been deployed to assist in the search for 13-year-old Nikolay, who has been missing for six days from the village of Konare, near Stara Zagora. The helicopter is flying over areas where the boy is believed to possibly be, as search efforts intensify.

The search for 13-year-old Nikolay, who has Down syndrome, has entered its fifth day without any significant developments. Despite extensive efforts involving hundreds of volunteers who combed through every inch of the Stara Zagora village of Konare, there is still no trace of the boy.

The search for 13-year-old Nikolay from the Stara Zagora village of Konare entered its fourth day, with no trace of the missing boy. Nikolay, who has Down syndrome, disappeared under circumstances that remain unclear. Authorities are pursuing all possible leads in an effort to locate him.

Bulgarians across the country observed the Day of Saint Nicholas on December 6, known as Nikulden, commemorating the revered figure of St. Nicholas of Myra. Originating from Patara in Asia Minor in the 3rd century, St. Nicholas led a pious life, aiding the destitute and weak while embodying the principles of faith and truth.

On this day in Plovdiv, the Unification of Bulgaria was announced, the dedication of Zahari Stoyanov was read, the flag of Eastern Rumelia was taken down and the Bulgarian flag was raised.

Thousands of Bulgarians have a name day today, sailors and bankers celebrate as well, the Church honors St. Nicholas the Miracle Worker of Myra. St. Nicholas Day is also the day of the Bulgarian city Burgas.

The name means "winner", name day celebrate people with the names: Nikola, Nikolay, Nikolina, Nikoleta, Nina, Kolyo and their derivatives.

Viktoria and Aleksandar were the most popular names for newborn babies in Bulgaria in 2019, according to data of the National Statistical Institute. Some 732 baby girls were given the most popular name in 2019. The second most desired name was Maria - 680, followed by Nikol - 596. The newborn boys in 2019, who were named Aleksandar, were 1,036.