AGP Executive Report
Last update: 40 minutes agoBlood Supply Rules: Bulgaria’s Health Ministry says hospitals can’t make relatives find donors for elective surgery, stressing blood donation must stay voluntary and patients shouldn’t be responsible for supply. Cycling Safety in Sofia: Protesters at NDK demanded connected, safer cycle lanes and fair police checks, after complaints about threats and sanctions against cyclists in parks. Strumyani Police Accountability: Interior Minister Demerdzhiev removed the Blagoevgrad regional police director over actions during the Strumyani flood visit, after an activist was arrested. Poison in Nature Crackdown: Environment and Interior institutions met to tighten prevention and investigations after poison bait incidents in Central Balkan National Park. Strumyani Water Monitoring: The Environment Ministry says tap water quality in the flood-hit village is now safe for drinking (micro tests due Sept 1). Economy Watch: Industrial producer prices rose 13.7% in July, down from 17.5% in May. Sports: Bulgaria’s men’s U-20 volleyball team stayed unbeaten in European qualifiers, beating Belarus 3-0. Black Sea Security: Bulgarian Navy destroyed a drone near St. Ivan Island; officials say found drones were not carrying munitions. International Disaster: Nepal-China floods left hundreds dead and thousands missing, with reports listing Bulgarians among those unaccounted for.
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