Structural engineering
Roof of a Hotel in Smolyan Collapsed
Part of the roof of an abandoned communist era hotel in Smolyan collapsed last night. The likely reason is heavy rainfall in the city. According to witnesses initially there was a loud noise and then debris flew from the roof of the Sokolitsa Hotel, bTV reported.
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Record Amount of Heroin Seized at Bulgarian-Romanian Border
The narcotic substance was found in a cargo truck with terracotta tiles delivered to a warehouse in Bulgaria from Iran, according to Standart newspaper, cited by BNR.
The tiles with a total weight of 23 tons travelled from Bulgaria to Holland.
The truck with the terracotta was stopped for a check by the team of the Customs in Lom on the Dunav.
Woman creates amazing coin-floor! (photos-video)
When Tonya Tooners from Portland, Oregon wanted to update the flooring in her room, she rejected all the usual materials such as wood, tiles, bricks and carpet.
Instead, she went to a bank and got three huge bags of pennies, each containing 5,000 coins. She also bought glue, grout, wood filler and epoxy from a hardware store.
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7-Kilometer Truck Queue at Kapitan Andreevo Border Checkpoint
The truck queue at the Kapitan Andreevo border checkpoint on the Bulgarian-Turkish border has reached 7 kilometers, the Bulgarian Border Police reported, quoted by BNR.
The trucks are waiting to exit the country. At Lesovo checkpoint, the queue is about a kilometer-long.
Ceiling of Bulgaria's National Library Collapses
Heavy snow was the reason for the collapse of the ceiling of the National Library St. St. Cyril and Methodius, reported BGNES.
Due to the weight of the snow, the glass ceiling of the library collapsed in one of the reading halls, known as reading hall 3.
The incident occurred about 17:00 hrs on Friday and one person was injured.
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Govt Considering Alleviating Traffic Along Danube Bridge
The government is considering how to alleviate traffic along Danube Bridge near Vidin since kilometre-long queues keep on forming constantly.
On Saturday, there was a 12-km queue and a ban on vehicles weighing over 12 tonnes had to be introduced along the road Botevgrad - Vidin due to difficulties in the operation of the border cross checkpoint.
Most beautiful bridges that you must see in Europe
Bridges are very important: they are connecting cities, regions, shores and sometimes they bring together different cultures.
European Best Destinations searched and found the best bridges in Europe that sometimes are works of art.
The 25th of April Bridge, Lisbon – Portugal
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French 'Spiderman' scales Paris skyscraper
Security services looked on helplessly on March 21 as France's "Spiderman" Alain Robert, who holds a world record for urban climbing, scaled the Total skyscraper in Paris' La Defense business district.
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Travel expectations vs Reality (pics)
Travelers very often get disappointed when their destination does not live up their expectation, either because they imagined it differently or because it looked differently on the Internet.
Expectation is a dangerous thing and the higher the expectations, the greater the chance they will be dashed.
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Istanbul's Grand Bazaar to get total facelift
The restoration of the historic Grand Bazaar in Istanbul's Fatih district is ready to take off, as a five-year-long renovation project in the centuries-old covered market has reached an end.
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