A section of the road between Smolyan and Madan (South Bulgaria) will remain closed to traffic for half a year. The area around the landslide remains hazardous...
A section of the road between Smolyan and Madan (South Bulgaria) will remain closed to traffic for half a year. The area around the landslide remains hazardous for people and the workers, a report by the Road Infrastructure Agency says.
Experts have explained that cleaning up of the soil and rock may trigger a new, even greater slide. The cracks are yet to be strengthened and filled. Drainage is needed. Two reinforcing constructions need to be built. The slide has a size of 35 decares.
The main cause for the landslide was the heavy snowmelt.
The new road linking the villages will be ready at the earliest next week.
President Iliana Iotova's Flight Diverted to Boston Due to Temporary Closure of Airports in New York
Foreign Minister Met With Long-Standing Co-Chair of Congressional Bulgaria Caucus in the U.S. House of Representatives
Central Election Commission Receives Registration Documents for 24 Presidential Tickets
The Fire Between Veliko Tarnovo and the village of Belyakovets Has Been Contained
Денят на независимостта: Тържествено отбелязване на празника в цялата страна
118 години независимост: Разказ на историка Тодорка Недева за събитията от 1908 г.
Обезопасено е свлачището във Варна: Хората от най-близките къщи са евакуирани