State of Emergency Declared in Bulgarian Villages Due to Flooding and Landslides

A state of emergency has been declared in six villages in Ardino municipality, Bulgaria, after heavy rains caused the Arda River to flood a bridge. Additionally, the village of Bachkovo is experiencing issues from rising Chaya River levels and activated landslides.

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Бедствено положение в шест села в Ардинско, проблеми и в Бачково

Бедствено положение е обявено в шест населени места в община Ардино. Причината е, че след дъждовете река Арда е заляла мост. Вследствие на обилните валежи, повишеното ниво на река Чая и активизирани свлачища в асеновградското село Бачково, са...

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State of Emergency Declared in Bulgarian Villages Due to Flooding and Landslides

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Бедствено положение в шест села в Ардинско, проблеми и в Бачково

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