Lovech

This morning, a tragic road accident in Lovech resulted in the death of an elderly pedestrian. The incident occurred around 8:15 a.m. on Bulgaria Blvd., near the intersection with Patriarch Euthymius St. in the city center.

Starting today, Pleven and Lovech will implement a new water regime due to a reduced flow rate from the "Cherni Osam" water supply group, which serves both cities. bTV reports that this measure is essential to manage the limited water supply effectively.

Today, Bulgarians commemorate the 151st anniversary of the death of Vasil Levski, known as the Apostle of Freedom, who dedicated his life to the liberation of Bulgaria from Ottoman rule.

Two people died in a severe accident on the Pleven - Lovech road. The incident happened late last night near the turnoff for the village of Ralevo, said senior expert Mariana Tsvetkova, spokesperson of the Regional Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Pleven, quoted by BNT.

Italian police have identified a man who carved the name "Ivan" in Latin letters on the wall of the Colosseum in Rome.

Five people died in an accident between two cars on the Pleven-Lovech road, BNT reported.

The head-on collision took place in the afternoon, the road is closed.

"We are 149 years away from the self-sacrifice of the Apostle of Freedom. To the man who gave his life to win over an entire nation." This is what the head of state wrote on the occasion of the anniversary of the Apostle's death and added:

A commemorative ceremony will be held in Karlovo tonight on the occasion of the 149th anniversary of the death of the Apostle of Freedom Vasil Levski. Earlier, a round table will be held on the topic: "Vasil Levski, the Chetnik actions and the committee work" with the participation of scientists from all over the country.

Teachers without a green certificate can teach remotely. This was said to bTV by the Minister of Education Nikolay Denkov on the occasion of the discussed new measures against the spread of the coronavirus in schools.

I am extremely proud that a German maker of electric cars of the future will base its main production in Bulgaria. This sentiment was shared by Minister of Economy Kiril Petkov, who, this Saturday, signed with Next.e.GO Mobile SE the paperwork finalising a procedure to launch the company's investment project in Bulgaria.