State of emergency was declared in Pirdop, Western Bulgaria, on 25th of July because of the torrential rains. Two rivers overflew their banks and spread across some areas in the town.
State of emergency was declared in Pirdop, Western Bulgaria, on 25th of July because of the torrential rains. Two rivers overflew their banks and spread across some areas in the town.
The flood waters of the Slavovci River destroyed the retaining walls and triggered an old landslide near the town. The mayor’s office said there was no risk for Dushantsi Dam to overflow. The downpours also caused flooding in the road Sofia - Bourgas near Zlatitsa and traffic disruptions.
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