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Bulgaria Battles Alarming Air Pollution Crisis Across Major Cities

Alarming levels of air pollution are plaguing several key cities across Bulgaria, exceeding established safety thresholds by more than double, as revealed by both the official European air quality index and the Bulgarian civil platform, airbg.info. Responding to the precarious air quality in Sofia, the municipal authorities urgently advocate for increased reliance on public transportation.

Police, Customs officers from eastern crossing arrested

This was done on the order of the Prosecution, a statement said.

12 Customs employees from the nearby town of Dimitrovgrad, near the eastern border with Bulgaria, were also arrested, along with 13 other persons.

They are suspected of conspiracy to commit criminal acts, including receiving and giving bribes and abusing their official position, the statement said.

Voting Abroad for Bulgaria's Snap Elections Progresses Normally

Bulgarians abroad continue to vote in 371 voting sections in 70 countries.

Voting activity in Turkey is similar to that during the presidential elections in November 2016. 7,000 have voted in the regions of Bursa, Yalova, Kodzhaeli and Istanbul. This is the latest data on voting activity by 13:00 hrs, announced the Bulgarian General Consulate.

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