Three municipalities in the Vratsa region declared the state of emergency due to rainfall (OBZOR)

Vratsa. Three municipalities in the Vratsa region declared a disastrous situation due to rainfall – the municipalities of Hajredin, Borovan and Mizia. Due to heavy rains and the danger of overflowing dams, mayors of municipalities are advised to take measures for the protection of the population. At 1 pm the Rogozen-1 reservoir overflows by 3 cubic meters and later the speed increases to 15 cubes ./p.
In the late afternoon, District Governor Malina Nikolova explained that the water level of the dam was no longer rising and the situation was slightly stabilized. She explained that the level of all the rivers in the village of Lipnitsa, Krushovitsa and the water, which will eventually reach Mizia in the morning, added that residents of the city were warned that there might be have an evacuation. Nikolova explained that during the day, the streets of Moesia were cleaned of mud and embankments, and civil protection works to pump water from people's houses and their properties
Firefighters in the country have reacted to 150 beacons due to torrential rains in the last 24 hours. Most were clbadified in Yambol, Vratsa, Lovech, Pleven, Veliko Tarnovo and Sofia, with no data on the wounded or deprived
In Yambol, most signals relate to flooded basements and ground floors.
In Lovech continues drainage properties in the village of Katunets. Already yesterday, the waters of the Katuneshka River flooded two bridges leading to a neighborhood of 40 inhabitants. Food, water and medicines are provided.
Teams from the Sofia Fire Department have received dozens of flood signals on the ground floor of houses, mainly in the Malinova Valley and neighborhoods around the southern arc of the bypbad
Pleven continues to overflow in the village of Stopanski, but the situation is normalizing
There are also flooded properties in Veliko Tarnovo. There is also a part of the fourth-clbad road between Djulyunitsa station and the village of Bregovic

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