Tsarevo

Sozopol, Primorsko and Tsarevo elected mayors in the first round of the local elections in Bulgaria.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is monitoring the situation with the stranded 30 Bulgarian citizens who are in Volos, Greece. This was stated by the Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mariya Gabriel.

Bulgaria is in constant contact with the Greek authorities, she noted:

"The damage from the floods along the southern Black Sea coast and Strandzha is over 30 million leva, and the state is able to cover it through the Disaster and Accident Response Fund". This was announced by Prime Minister Nikolai Denkov, who presented to the deputies the situation in the region and the state's reaction:

The photographer Ivan Yanev captured the moment how a boy saves his dog from the water element, which took the lives of four people in Tsarevo.

Yanev published the photos on Facebook with the text: "One picture, few words...".

• Tsarevo had a day of mourning after the large-scale water disaster that happened on Tuesday;
• Four people died - the president of the Tsarevo District Court, Judge Maria Moskova, her daughter and two other men;
• Collapsed bridges isolated tourists and residents south of Tsarevo - in Sinemorets and Ahtopol.

A cutter and divers continue to search for the missing daughter of judge Maria Moskova, who died in the floods. This was announced by the mayor of Tsarevo, Georgi Lapchev, after this afternoon's meeting of the Crisis Staff.

The other two victims are men - a 61-year-old construction worker from Smolyan and a man about 50 years old.

On the day of Unification, Bulgaria is united by the tragedy that befell the people of the Southern Black Sea coast. Today is a day of mourning in Tsarevo. The waters took three victims, one person is still being searched for. After the water hell - destroyed roads, flooded houses and hotels, problems with power supply. Tsarevo Municipality is recruiting volunteers.

A man's body was found after the floods in Tsarevo. This was announced at a briefing by the Director of the Regional Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs - Burgas, Emil Pavlov.

A day of mourning in Tsarevo in memory of the victims of the water disaster. Two victims have been confirmed so far. There is also information about three more people missing. As a sign of sympathy, the celebrations for September 6 have been canceled in Burgas and Primorsko.

Two people died in the floods in Tsarevo, the city's mayor told BNT. Two more people are being sought, he added.

Earlier, a search was launched for three people swept away by tidal waves.

It became clear that two of the missing were a woman and her child, who were swept away with their car on a collapsed bridge.