Punishments

Life in Danger: Woman's Leg Amputated in Sofia Bus Collision

A harrowing incident unfolded yesterday in Sofia's "Dianabad" district, leaving a woman severely injured after a public transport bus accident. The victim, now grappling with a life-threatening amputation, underwent emergency surgery at the District Hospital where she is currently admitted.

Bulgaria: Toll System Cameras Unusable for Speeding Tickets Until Mid-2024

The utilization of toll system cameras for speeding fines faces a delay until mid-2024, Minister of Regional Development Andrey Tsekov revealed. In response to queries from MP Hristo Terziyski, Tsekov clarified that drivers cannot presently be fined for speeding based on these uncertified cameras.

POS throughout the economy

The government is proceeding with the expansion of card terminals (POS) in 35 sectors of the Greek economy from January 1, 2024.

According to the draft decision, 100% of economic activity is now covered and immediately after the passage of the tax bill, the conditions and fines for those who do not comply will be made public.

Your Vehicle Has Been Clamped or Impounded in Sofia? You Can Now Pay via POS Terminal with 20% Discount!

Vehicles for the control of the Executive Agency "Automotive Administration" are now equipped with POS terminal devices. They are connected to the Agency's electronic control system, in which the criminal decrees were also generated, reported the Ministry of Transport and Communications.

Greece fines Unilever, P&G

The Ministry of Development has formally declared war on multinationals, imposing fines on the two largest companies in the consumer goods sector, Unilever and Procter & Gamble, a war that had been announced by the prime minister himself a few weeks ago.

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