Flooding in Bulgaria
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By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/flooding-in-bulgaria.htmlAt least ten people have died as a result of floods caused by downpours in Bulgaria. The greatest blow of the elements fell on the port city of Varna, located on the Black Sea coast, as well as on the 90,000-strong city of Dobrich in the north-east of the country. Cars were washed away, streets and houses were flooded, some parts of the city were left without electricity. At this time, the situation is already close to normalization, rescue teams are working on the ground. The authorities do not exclude that the number of victims may increase.
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1. A man stands near damaged cars in the city of Varna. (© Reuters)
2. The death toll from the flood in Varna has reached 10 people. (© Reuters)
3. Flooding caused by heavy rains caused the most damage to the port city of Varna, located on the Black Sea coast. (© Reuters)
4. Bulgarian Interior Minister Tsvetlin Yovchev said that such a natural disaster had never happened before in the history of the region. (© Reuters)
5. Cars were washed away by streams of water, streets and houses were flooded. Some areas of the city were left without electricity. (© Reuters)
6. There are children among the ten dead. (© Reuters)
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