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This includes one death registered in the past day. The lowest Covid-19 death toll in a week in Bulgaria so far in 2021 was 38, in the week ending June 27. The highest in a week so far this year was 857, in the week ending April 4. To date, 422 034 cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in Bulgaria, a figure that includes those who have died, the active cases and those who have recovered from the virus. The figure has risen by 519 in the past week. The July 4 report said that there were 8661 active cases, a decrease of 721 in the past week. According to the report, 1183 people recovered from t...

Of 16 184 tests, 82 – about 0.5 per cent – proved positive. To date, 421 983 cases of new coronavirus have been confirmed in Bulgaria, a figure that includes those who have died, the active cases and those who have recovered from the virus. There are 8618 active cases, a decrease of 287 in the past day. The report said that in the past day, 352 people had recovered from the virus, bringing the total to date to 395 282. There are 1313 patients with Covid-19 in hospital, a decrease of 121 in the past day, with 155 in intensive care, a decrease of eight. No medical personnel tested positive ...

MOSCOW (Sputnik) - A fighter jet of the Bulgarian air force disappeared from radars during a training flight over the country’s territorial waters on Wednesday, and the...

In view of the number of infections that have been falling for weeks, the French government is easing the entry requirements for all EU citizens, including Bulgarians, from June 9, according to a statement by French tourism development agency Atout France. In addition, further easing of the measures takes effect also today. According to a statement by the State Secretary for Tourism, Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne, Bulgarian and all other EU citizens no longer need a PCR test to enter France from June 9. Fully vaccinated and recovered persons only need a corresponding proof of vaccination or recovery...

Bulgaria is ready to provide up to 150 000 doses of vaccines against Covid-19 to neighbouring countries, caretaker Health Minister Stoicho Katsarov told a news conference on June 3. Bulgaria has received requests from Kosovo, North Macedonia, Albania, and Bosnia and Herzegovina for support with vaccines, he said. Katsarov said that the procedure is complex and requires co-ordination with the European Commission and the manufacturers, regardless of whether the procedure will be a donation or a sale. “Our desire is to help. This is help we can afford, a gesture of goodwill. Bulgaria’s needs...