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Sofia Military Court to Decide Fate of Spy Ring Members
Two panels of the Sofia Military Court will decide whether to keep in custody the five members of an espionage group which gathered information in favour of Russia. Six people were detained during a raid on Thursday, but one of them presented a confession and was let out on bail.
More Details about Espionage Scandal: Group of Top Bulgarian Military Involved in Spying for Russia Detained
"It's the first time that an espionage ring has been busted in Bulgaria. We have evidence gathered through special intelligence tools.
Their criminal activity endangers our national security," stated spokesperson for the Prosecutor General Siyka Mileva in connection with the detained servicemen who participated in an espionage ring as quoted by BGNES
Gov't: Old infrastructure, undersized electrical installation - among factors that favored "Bals" Hospital fire
Bucharest, March 10 /Agerpres/ - The prime minister's Control Corps has identified several factors favoring the production and spread of the fire that occurred on January 29 at the "Matei Bals" Hospital, among them being the old infrastructure, the undersized electrical installation and "poor patient supervision".
Police commissioner: Indications some investigations politically motivated
Ljubljana – Police Commissioner Anton Olaj, who took over in late January, told the newspaper Delo in an interview run on Saturday there were indications some police investigations had been politically motivated.
Olaj would not elaborate on details of politically motivated investigations in the police but he noted that the success of criminal procedure depended most on prosecution.
Bulgaria: Defense Committee Approves Creation of Cyber Warfare Command
The Parliamentary Defense Committee approved at second reading the amendments to the Defense and the Armed Forces Act. One of the changes envisages the creation of cyber-command and logistics support, BNR reports.
Covid-19 remote working extended until March 31
Businesses will make 50% of employees work from their residences for public health safety
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IntMin Bode:20%prevention and 80% fines,not right, purpose is not sanctioning, but coronavirus spread prevention
The Minister of Internal Affairs, Lucian Bode, declared on Thursday that he requested reports which refer to the number of fines, but also the applied warnings, because he wanted to know how police officers focus on prevention measures, in the context of the pandemic.
Avalanches claim three lives, rescuers injured
Preddvor – Two avalanches were triggered in the area of Mt Storžič (2,132 metres) in the western part of the Kamnik-Savinja Alps mountain range on Saturday, burying four climbers. Three died at the scene and one sustained severe injuries, the Administration for Civil Protection and Disatser Relief says on its website. Two rescuers were also injured.
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Bulgaria: Police Officers with Personality Disorders Will Be Subjected to Psych Tests
Police officers who are pale and with shaking hands, violent and angry, with sharp weight changes, head over heels in debt or with non-performing loans will be subjected to psych test.
Valyrakis family seeks mobile phone tracking of suspects in ex-minister’s death
The family of former socialist minister and anti-junta activist Sifis Valyrakis who was found dead at sea on Sunday night has filed a lawsuit with the prosecutor of Halkida, Evia.