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For the past four years, residents of the picturesque village of Brestovitsa in Plovdiv have been grappling with a troubling issue: muddy water contaminated with manganese flowing from their taps. Despite ongoing efforts to address the problem, frustration levels are reaching a boiling point, leading to yet another round of protests.

Bulgaria's tennis star, Viktoriya Tomova, showcased her prowess on the hard courts of Miami, securing a commanding victory in the WTA 1000 tournament's main draw. Facing off against Germany's Tamara Korpatschр ranked 77th in the world, Tomova delivered a stellar performance, clinching a decisive win with a score of 6:2, 6:4 after an intense 100-minute game.

A second peak of the COVID wave awaits us. This is what the mathematician Lachezar Tomov said on Nova TV. According to him, the percentage of vaccinated in our country is still extremely low.

Until November, Bulgaria will be entirely in the "dark red" zone. This is what Lachezar Tomov, a mathematician and lecturer in the Informatics Department at the New Bulgarian University, predicted in the "Sabudi se" Studio. According to him, our healthcare system will not withstand the pressure again.

Less than 3,000 children between the ages of 12 and 17 have been fully vaccinated against coronavirus in Bulgaria to date. At the same time, the number of infected children is growing - in just one week they are 434.

The initial symptoms are similar to other viral infections - fever, cough, vomiting and, less frequently, loss of smell and taste.

The 10-day lockdown will for sure have an effect, says lecturer at the Department of Informatics of the New Bulgarian University Lachezar Tomov. There will be a visible drop in the number of new Covid-19 cases, but it will not be enough, he forecast on Before All radio talk show.

There is a possibility for a bigger peak of COVID-19 cases than in the previous wave. Within three weeks, the 14-day morbidity could reach 800 per 100,000 people, mathematician Lachezar Tomov told BNT morning show "The day begins with Georgi Lyubenov" on March 7.

Bulgarian Climber Ivan Tomov died in the Himalayas, the organizer of the expedition announced.

On Thursday, the 35-year-old man from Rousse became the third Bulgarian to climb the eight-thousand-meter peak of Lhotse and the second to do it without additional oxygen.

 Representatives of the Silk Road Chamber of International Commerce (SRCIC) here on Tuesday called for more cooperation between China and Bulgaria under the Belt and Road Initiative, reports Xinhua.

Victoria Tomova became officially Bulgaria's first tennis racket for women.

22-year-old girl from Sofia, who triumphed with the title of the Allianz Cup tournament in Sofia a week ago, took Tzvetana Pironkova's status as the Bulgarian top tennis player in the world rankings. Tomova climbed with nine places in the WTA ranking and today is №149 with a total of 374 points.