Personal protective equipment
EU to Provide Ukraine with Funds to Combat Nuclear and Chemical Threats
The European Commission will provide Ukraine with funds "to combat public health risks such as chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threats," the institution's media reported.
Bulgaria will send to Ukraine 2000 Helmets and 2000 Bulletproof Vests
The Council of Ministers decided to provide free of charge to the Government of Ukraine assistance for the protection of its citizens, which consists of personal protection gear - two thousand helmets and two thousand bulletproof vests.
More than 25,000 tons of COVID-19 Protection Waste Floats in the Oceans
Since the start of the 2020 pandemic, many have become accustomed to using personal protective equipment, which is often disposable and not used for a long time. The problem of mass pollution of the environment with used masks, gloves and bottles of antiseptics poses a significant threat to the biosphere worldwide.
EU Prosecutor's Office Will Investigate Purchases of Anti-Covid Supplies by GERB Government
The Prosecutor's Office of the Republic of Bulgaria informed the Ministry of Health that the materials sent by the ministry regarding contracts for the supply of lung ventilation devices, respirators, personal protective equipment, disinfectants and medicines were handed over to the European Prosecutor's Office.
Opposition, coalition MPs on opposite banks over PPE procurement
Ljubljana – Parliament debated Tuesday the Court of Audit’s recent findings about the efficiency of personal protective equipment (PPE) procurement during the Covid-19 epidemic last spring. Centre-left opposition MPs insisted there had been serious problems with the purchases, coalition MPs saw today’s plenary as a mere show for the public.
Bulgaria: Malls and Gyms Open Doors under Strict Sanitary Measures
As of today, malls reopen, but in compliance with strict sanitary rules. Opening hours will be limited - from 10 am to 9 pm, as thorough disinfection should be made every hour.
The stores will operate at reduced capacity and minors will be allowed in only with a companion.
Slovenia Must Say Goodbye to Trump-Like Leader, Jansa
Under his authoritarian rule, he has dismantled state institutions, made brutal staffing turnovers and insulted journalists. In recent days, he has been especially keen on quarrelling with foreign diplomats and politicians on Twitter.
Solidaritatea Sanitara Federation plans protests in Capital and other cities on January 14
The Executive Bureau of the Solidaritatea Sanitara Federation on Tuesday decided to initiate the procedure regarding the organisation of large-scale protests and established the calendar of the first actions of this type, according to a press release sent to AGERPRES.
Chinese Civil Aviation Administration Recommends Diapers for Air Hostesses
Bloomberg reports on how the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) has published an updated 38-page list of guidelines for airlines, intended to stop the spread of coronavirus. This is the sixth edition of the guidance issued.
Russian Supreme Court: Retailers Can Refuse Service to Customers without Masks
The Supreme Court of the Russian Federation clarified that trade enterprises have the right to refuse service at the checkout to a buyer who does not use personal protective equipment (PPE). This court decision stated that this would be the case if regional authorities have established mandatory use of such masks.