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Bulgaria: 32 Migrants Detained on “Trakia” Highway near Nova Zagora

Bulgarian police detained 32 migrants on "Trakia" highway near Nova Zagora. They are of an apparent age of 18-20.

They were found shortly after 6 o'clock this morning in a parking lot on the highway, there are also signals from phone 112.

The persons are without documents. One of them complained that he did not feel well. An emergency team was called.

In Northwestern Bulgaria: A Woman Died while waiting 35 Minutes for an Ambulance

A woman from Vidin died while waiting for an ambulance, and according to her relatives, the emergency team arrived after 35 minutes, but it was already too late.

Nova TV reported the story this morning - the woman was leaving work, felt sick and fell to the ground. Her colleagues immediately called 112, but she never received help and died before their eyes.

Mobile centre to teach people how to react in emergency situations - made available for IGSU

A Mobile Emergency Response Training Centre, purchased by the Department for Emergency Situations (DSU), has been made available to the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations (IGSU). The centre is made as a semi-trailer, being completely autonomous.

STS implements advanced mobile location tech for 112 emergency line

The Special Telecommunications Service (STS) has implemented an advanced mobile location (AML) technology solution that allows geographic tracking of calls made to the 112 emergency line, exclusively during the emergency call. "The solution was implemented by the Special Telecommunications Service (STS) jointly with mobile communications operators and in partnership with Google and Apple.

Arafat: We expect up to 14 emergency dispatches in the country to be fully integrated until year's end

Until the end of the year, a number of 14 emergency dispatches in the country would be fully integrated so that they include, together with the Fire Service and Ambulance, representatives of other services, such as the Police and the Gendarmerie, the head of the Department for Emergency Situations, Raed Arafat, mentioned on Wednesday.

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