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Tuesday comes with an interesting issue of “Maritsa”. Here are some of the highlights:

They are closing the Vesela maternity hospital if they don’t find money for equipment
Within three months, the only municipal maternity home in Plovdiv on “Vesela” street may be closed if no funding is found. This alarmed the head of the Health Directorate in the Municipality, Dr. Kalin Kalinov. He explained that the most important premises were in a deplorable condition.

Plovdiv on the brink of the epidemic, the regional headquarters are called
The cases of influenza in the Plovdiv region have increased and we are on the verge of an influenza epidemic, warned the regional governor Angel Stoev. He is convening the Regional Operations Headquarters on the occasion of the situation with the growing number of infected people. In the meantime, RZI urgently requested information from the educational institutions in Plovdiv and the analysis of the data provided by the directors showed that only 4 percent of the children were absent.

The bouquet of roses can be a kick for Ninova – interview with sociologist Kolyo Kolev

Totev’s vice favorite of the competition for bosses in “Free Zone” JSC
Rozalin Petkov, who was deputy mayor for finance and budget during the terms of Ivan Totev, received an excellent score of 5.77 in the competition for the Board of Directors in Svobodna Zona JSC. The competition was held under the Law on Public Enterprises for the first time, and councilors Yordan Iliev and Angel Slavov from GERB and Slavi Georgiev, who is not a member of a political party, were elected to the commission.

Kurshum Mosque becomes a tourist attraction
The former Kurshum mosque in Karlovo will become one of the most interesting cultural sites in the region. By the end of this year, it will be restored and open to visitors. Inside it will be housed an exposition of the Municipal History Museum in Karlovo, containing the most impressive artifacts discovered during archaeological excavations in the city and in the Strem Valley.

50 thousand euros for the best start-up companies in the agricultural sector
50 thousand euros will be distributed to the best Bulgarian start-up companies in the agricultural sector. The funds are in line with a pilot accelerator program for startups in the field of agriculture and animal husbandry. It is the initiative of the Center for the Promotion of Cooperation in the Field of Agriculture between China and the Countries of Central and Eastern Europe (CCESCCIE).