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... decarbonisation of the Bulgarian energy system, leading to a fair and honest transition and ensuring that no citizen is left behind, the Commission also claims.

... get through this pandemic,” referring to a recent idea for taxis, police cars and private ambulances to help the Emergency Care Center is transporting patients.

... are hospitalized, 28 are in ICUs. 337 with the infection have died since the first cases were discovered in the country back on March 8.

... to date rose to 6672. Of those 3181 are currently active. 525 are hospitalized, 28 are in ICUs. 262 people with the infection have died.

... no clear definition for what constitutes an “escalation”, for him, passing the 200-threshold would be “a serious signal that the measures must be brought back.”  

... the violation. Open air sport events will be held only at 50% spectator capacity, while football matches will allow only 1000 people per spectator area.

... Three D’s, the PM urged – discipline, distance, disinfection. He argued reintroducing measures now would create panic and will have devastating effects on the economy.

... the state of epidemic emergency till the end of the month. “If it comes to it, we will expand it again,” PM Boyko Borissov said.

... these sanctions would come to be, remains unclear, except through administrative fines but lawyers have since have questioned the legal value of the fines altogether.

... on March 27 it will begin mass testing ‘late April or early May’, Health Minister Kiril Ananliev announced this Tuesday mass testing will finally commence.

... they face losing their jobs due to the measures to contain the spread of the virus. The specifics of the plan are still in development.

... temporarily lost their jobs. 500 million leva will be used to help banks ease terms of loans and guarantee 2 billion leva worth of loans.

... foreigners, who had gone in and out of Bulgaria while sick were discovered. Contact persons of these have been confirmed as COVID-19 positive as well.

... The coronavirus crisis response team members and PM Boyko Borissov have all tested negative for the COVID-19, Dr. Aneliya Gotseva from the military hospital announced.

... regardless authorities closed down the marketplace on Thursday for five hours and disinfected the area. Other open-air markets will be disinfected as well, officials said.

... Not all test results have come back yet, but all that have, have been negative. All four cases are showing signs of improvement and recovery.

... in Sofia also ceased classes, following the recommendation of the ministry. Most planed medical procedures and examinations were also canceled under the state of epidemic.