Ministry of Education and Science

Students in the 13 districts of Bulgaria, who already have tests and whose parents agree for the children to be tested twice a week, can return to class from today, November 10, the press center of the Ministry of Education and Science / MES announced. /.

The incidence of COVID-19 in the country on a two-week basis is 909 per hundred thousand population. This is shown by the data from the National Center for Infectious and Parasitic Diseases.

Only the district of Kardzhali is in the yellow zone in terms of morbidity, two are in the red zone, all the others are in the dark red zone.

In the midst of the fourth wave: why were the children locked up first and will they return to school soon? Georgi Bogdanov, executive director of the National Network for Children, commented on the topic in the studio of "The Day Begins".

"Within 4 weeks, civil servants and teachers will probably also be required to have a green certificate" This was announced by the Deputy Minister of Health Dr. Dimitar Petrov on the air of "Hello, Bulgaria". He explained that in this order, the employees in the administrations are excluded because this would hinder the services for both the citizens and the business.

Protesters against the anti-epidemic measures, which come into force tomorrow with the introduction of the so-called "green certificate", attacked the Minister of Education Nikolay Denkov.

812.66 per 100 thousand people is the 14-day incidence of COVID-19 in Sofia, RHI announced in the middle of the day in the capital. Infections exceed 750 per 100,000, which, according to the order of the Minister of Health, means that students must go into distance learning.

Bulgarian Health authorities are introducing a green certificate for all indoor activities. This was announced by the Minister of Health Stoycho Katsarov and his deputies Alexander Zlatanov and Toma Tomov.

The green certificate will take effect with an order from 00:00, Thursday, October 21.

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.

The measures proposed by the chief state health inspector will be discussed on Monday at an extraordinary meeting of an extended panel of the expert council, caretaker Minister Stoycho Katsarov told the media. He assured that a complete lockdown in the country - everything closed and people staying at home, is not necessary for now.

The pandemic of COVID-19 and the withdrawal of Great Britain from the European Union (EU) have not reduced the interest of Bulgarian high school graduates in higher education abroad, a Dnevnik inspection showed before the new academic year starting today.