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Over Third of Rose Plantations in Bulgaria Could Remain Unharvested
At least 40% of the rose fields in our country this year may remain unharvested.
If this happens, already in the autumn some of the traditional growers of oil-bearing roses will destroy their plantations.
This was predicted by representative of the Association of Rose Producers on the Bulgarian National Radio. The reasons are low purchasing prices and lack of markets.
Bulgaria: Only 14 Percent of Restaurants Agree to Work Using Just Outdoor Spaces
Only 14 percent of dining facilities' owners agree to work with their outdoor seating capacity alone.
Some of them, though, accept such an option, but if compensations are paid for the business during the period of restrictions under the working capital support program.
Bulgaria Detains Six, Including Defence Officials, as Russian Spies
Increase in Bank Charges in Bulgaria
Bank charges in Bulgaria have increased significantly in the past 12 months. Using money in cash in a bank branch, or drawing cash from ATMs is most expensive, warned business consultant Stefan Hristov. If people want to save costs, they should switch over to cashless payments, said Stefan Hristov in an interview for the Bulgarian National Radio.
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Bulgaria: Three Possible Election Results According to the Turnout
There are three possible election results depending on the turnout in election day according to Alpha Research Agency.
The most likely scenario at the moment is after the upcoming elections on April 4 to have a fragmented parliament with 5 to 7 parties. This was announced to the Bulgarian National Radio by the sociologist Boryana Dimitrova from the Alpha Research Agency.
Bulgarian Scientist: Vaccine Does not Automatically Return the Previous Way of Life
Just because we already have vaccines doesn't automatically mean we can go back to our previous way of life. We still don't know how long the effect of the vaccine will last. We need more time to find answers to these questions, and we must not put health at risk. This was stated to the Bulgarian National Radio by Prof.
Defying Covid Crisis: Over Half of Bulgarian Companies Will Pay Christmas Bonuses to Staff
Because of the pandemic, fewer companies will hand out Christmas bonuses to their employees this year. The incentive pay will range from BGN 200 to BGN 1000, according to a study of the Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI), Bulgarian National Radio reported.
Bulgaria: E-prescriptions Enter into Force
As of today, electronic prescriptions come into force, but not all pharmacies are ready for this step.
The medications prescribed by the GP may be sold to patients after they tell the pharmacist their personal ID number and the date of issue of the prescription, deputy Minister of Health Zhenia Nacheva said. There won't be any need for the patient's prescription book.
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Bulgaria: Evacuation of Hundreds after Gas Leak
A gas leak from a railway tanker was stopped by firefighters at the station in the town of Borovo, Ruse region.
This was announced by the director of the regional fire department, Commander Valentin Krasnaliev, to the Bulgarian National Radio.
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Commission for Consumer Protection: Let's Not Go Hysterical over Black Friday Sales
Traders cheat us with discount rates, watch out for prices, advises CPC chairman
Controlling the market on the eve of Black Friday, we are monitoring online trading first and foremost, as it has seen a turbulent rise in recent months, Chairman of the Consumer Protection Commission Dimitar Margaritov explained on the Bulgarian National Radio (BNR).