The Minister of Economy revoked the guidelines for the opening of large retail outlets and other non-food stores issued yesterday. This was ordered by Prime Minister Boyko Borisov.
The instructions referred to the reorganization of the activity of big non-food stores in Bulgaria. The Ministry of Economy announced that the new decision was made in view of equality between the different industries, as well as due to the short term of the forthcoming anti-epidemic measures, which are in force until 31.03.2021. Earlier in the day, restaurant owners reacted sharply to the news of the easing of measures for large non-food stores and demanded the immediate opening of their non-operating establishments as well.
The newly diagnosed people with COVID-19 in Bulgaria in the last 24 hours are 3,988. The distribution by districts is as follows: Blagoevgrad – 149; Burgas – 321; Varna – 362; Veliko Tarnovo – 89; Vidin – 28; Vratsa – 104; Gabrovo – 46; Dobrich – 90; Kardzhali – 30; Kyustendil – 47; Lovech – 70; Montana – 62; Pazardzhik – 69; Pernik – 94; Pleven – 120; Plovdiv – 295; Razgrad – 21; Ruse – 136; Silistra – 73; Sliven – 98; Smolyan – 57; Sofia region – 135; Sofia city – 1109; Stara Zagora – 142; Targovishte – 23; Haskovo – 95; Shumen – 55; Yambol – 68.
321,104 are the total confirmed cases of the coronavirus in our country at the moment. 64,120 of them are active. 244,472 people were cured with 2,161 of them registered during the last 24 hours. There are 9,281 patients with a proven coronavirus who are in hospitals. 769 of them are in intensive care. The doses of COVID-19 vaccines administered in Bulgaria are currently 415,601. Of these, 14,292 have been administered in the past 24 hours. The death toll is 12,512 with 99 cases registered in the last 24 hours.
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