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The Crisis Situation after the Torrential Rains in Northwestern Bulgaria is Gradually Normalizing
The partial disaster situation remains in Elin Pelin after the torrential rains that flooded Northwestern Bulgaria in recent days. In Vratsa region, where the situation was critical, the levels of the Skat and Ogosta rivers began to drop.
Floods in Bulgaria: The Regions of Montana and Vratsa are ready to Evacuate the Villages near the Ogosta River
As a result of the heavy rains in the North-West, the government is taking additional preventive measures to protect the life and health of the population, reports the press center of the Council of Ministers.
Military Forces Destroyed Grenade near Ogosta Dam
A team of military personnel from Vratsa has destroyed a corroded F-1 hand grenade found on the shore of Ogosta Dam. This was announced by the Ministry of Defense press centre.
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Bulgarian Environment Ministry Warns of Possible Flash Floods
The Ministry of Environment has warned of expected rise of river water levels mainly in western and central Bulgaria on Wednesday.
Local flash floods due to intensive rainfalls are also possible.
Bulgaria's Institute for Meteorology and Hydrology forecast for Wednesday is for rainfalls in many parts of the country, more excessive in the eastern Bulgarian Burgas region.
Bulgaria's Major Rivers Still At Risk of Possible Overflowing
The warning of dangerous overflowing of Bulgaria's Ogosta, Iskar and Yantra rivers is still valid for the next few days.
Bulgaria's Ministry of Environment and Waters has already warned of possible overflowing of major rivers flowing through the northern part of the country, Tuesday.
Environment Ministry Warns of Possible Floods in Northern Bulgaria
Bulgaria's Ministry of Environment and Waters warned of possible overflowing of major rivers flowing through the northern part of the country.
Due to the expected heavy rains in the upcoming days, the rivers Ogosta, Iskar and Yantra – tributaries of the Danube – might overflow and cause floods, said the ministry, quoting the European Flooding Awareness System (EFAS).