Petrich
Pregnant Woman Gives Birth in Ambulance, Baby Passes Away
A tragic incident occurred when a 29-year-old woman from Sandanski gave birth in an ambulance while being transported to a hospital in Petrich. Despite the presence of a medical team in the vehicle, the baby tragically did not survive. Authorities have launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the newborn's death.
Ancient Statue from Heraclea Sintica Now on Display at Petrich Museum
The statue, unearthed during excavations in Heraclea Sintica in July, is now on display at the Historical Museum in Petrich. This announcement was made by "Archaeologia Bulgarica" on its Facebook page.
Second Case in a Day: 11 Children were admitted to the Hospital in Petrich with Suspected Food Poisoning
11 children were admitted to the hospital in Petrich with suspected food poisoning, their condition is good.
The results of the microbiological examination are awaited and the children will most likely be discharged from the hospital in Petrich within three days, infectious disease specialist Dr. Katya Pramatarova told the National Television.
A Bulgarian with COVID-19 Jumped from Terrace of Intensive Care Unit in Blagoevgrad Hospital
A 60-year-old man, accommodated in the intensive care unit with COVID-19, jumped from the balcony. Fortunately, he was not injured, the BGNES correspondent in Blagoevgrad reported.
The incident happened at 02.30 tonight. The man, who entered with his wife a few days ago, removed the oxygen mask, left the ward and jumped from the balcony.
Petrich Municipality Investigated by OLAF
OLAF, the European Anti-Fraud Office, is investigating the municipality of Petrich for alleged misuse of € 750,000 allocated to repair an already non-existing building. The project is co-financed by a program for cross-border cooperation between Bulgaria and Greece. The money was received to repair the former border police premises and to make the building a museum.
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Bulgaria’s Government Allocates BGN 100,000 for Excavations at Ancient City Heraclea Sintica
Bulgaria's government on August 7 allocated BGN 100,000 to the Ministry of Culture for the excavations of the ancient city of Heraclea Sintica near Rupite. The state has already provided BGN 1.5 million for excavation and construction of roads to the site. The ancient city is the most visited tourist site in Southwestern Bulgaria, reports BNT.
Vegetable Producers Protest Against Low Purchase Prices of Tomatoes
Vegetable producers from the region of the southwestern Bulgaria's towns Sandanski and Petrich protest against the low purchase prices of tomatoes which are grown under glass. The price of vegetables is lower than last year. As a reason, they indicate the import of tomatoes from Greece and Macedonia.
ABB Electronics Starts the Construction of New Production Unit in Bulgaria
The company's new factory is the second greenfield investment of ABB Group in Petrich area and company's fifth factory in Bulgaria.The new 7'400 square metres factory will manufacture low-voltage products for ABB and will create an additional 420 jobs when fully operational, a press release reads.
BGN 100,000 were Granted for the Continuation of the Archaeological Excavations of Heraclea Sintica
The government has approved BGN 100,000 in addition to the budget of the Ministry of Culture. The funds are provided for the continuation of the field archaeological researches of one of the most significant archaeological sites in Bulgaria - Heraclea Sintica in the Rupite area near Petrich, BGNES reported.
Archaeologists Find Shrines in Ancient Heraclea Sintica in Southwest Bulgaria, Evidence of Row with Roman City Parthicopolis
Shrines located within the stores lining the main square of the Ancient Thracian, Greek, and Roman city of Heraclea Sintica near Petrich in Southwest Bulgaria have been discovered by archaeologists - alongside evidence of Heraclea Sintica's Late Antiquity rivalry with the nearby Roman city of Parthicopolis (near today's town of Sandanski).
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