In Simeonov's office: 24-hour phone for loud noise signals – Bulgaria

On Facebook the Deputy Prime Minister Valeriy Simeonov announced a 24/7 phone can alarm for noisy places after 23 hours. An automatic female voice gives her a three-minute signal. In his statute, Simeonov recounted the success of the "sound of action" of his last night in Sofia, which began at Vitoshka Blvd and restored silence in several famous metropolitan areas. In his words, with the representatives of the Regional Health Inspectorate of Sofia for dessert, they left the "Studentski grad" neighborhood where he was the loudest, and the strongest company was celebrating his professional celebration of policemen

"Hello, you have contacted the automated system in the office of Deputy Prime Minister Valery Simeonov for violations in the field of tourism and noise establishments Please indicate the subject and address of the violation with your names and a phone for your return … make your message, you have three minutes, "you will hear if you decide to alert the noisy restaurants after 23:00

Darik has contacted Valery Simeonov to find out how the phone works for the noise: "The phone against the noise was put into service last summer at the beginning of June and we did not stop it in autumn and winter. there were dozens of inspections, violations were found, acts were committed, and so on. We are now receiving signals on this phone, I can not listen to all the messages personally, there are two people in the cabinet who only take care of summer s my colleagues respond to all the signals, and I do me – even in places where there are many beeps after 23 hours. I also choose places where, for various reasons, the police or institutions are afraid to visit Sunny Beach until last year was the core of the most serious violations of the law on noise protection of the # 39; environment. "

Nobody announces checks in advance, said Deputy Prime Minister.

Inspections in Sofia took place after Deputy Prime Minister traveled South Beach Beach in Sunny Beach and insisted that the nighttime facilities be shut down because of the noise.Her fight for silence also caused a conflict with the Minister of Tourism, Nikolina Angelkova, who claims that they are all legal, unlike Simeonov, according to which they are dangerous not only for life, but also for tourism in Bulgaria.