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Bansko - any disaster?
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 02-17-05 09:44Bansko - any disaster?
12:34 - 16.02.2005
Man Drowns as Torrential Rains Flood Bulgaria
UPDATE 1: Details
SOFIA (bnn)- Bulgaria was dealing Wednesday with the aftermath of strong winds and torrential rains that drowned one man, severed power lines and caused floods in 13 districts.
A 56 year-old man drowned in the remote southern village of Chernoochene as a swollen river submerged a ground floor cafe he was sitting in.
Wind, gusting at 120 kilometers (75 miles) per hour, ravaged roofs, uprooted ...
Man Drowns as Torrential Rains Flood Bulgaria
UPDATE 1: Details
SOFIA (bnn)- Bulgaria was dealing Wednesday with the aftermath of strong winds and torrential rains that drowned one man, severed power lines and caused floods in 13 districts.
A 56 year-old man drowned in the remote southern village of Chernoochene as a swollen river submerged a ground floor cafe he was sitting in.
Wind, gusting at 120 kilometers (75 miles) per hour, ravaged roofs, uprooted ...
12:34 - 16.02.2005
Man Drowns as Torrential Rains Flood Bulgaria
UPDATE 1: Details
SOFIA (bnn)- Bulgaria was dealing Wednesday with the aftermath of strong winds and torrential rains that drowned one man, severed power lines and caused floods in 13 districts.
A 56 year-old man drowned in the remote southern village of Chernoochene as a swollen river submerged a ground floor cafe he was sitting in.
Wind, gusting at 120 kilometers (75 miles) per hour, ravaged roofs, uprooted trees and broke window panes in the town of Veliko Tarnovo and across norhteastern Bulgaria.
Torrential rain of up to 83 liters (22 gallons) per sq. meter (1.19 sq. yards) along with melting snow made rivers swell in the mountainous southern regions of Kardzhali and Smolyan flooding dozens of villages and small towns.
The wind has cut power lines to a total of 240 villages across the country, minister in charge of emergencies Filiz Hyusmenova said.
She said another 42 villages had nor running water as power outages disabled pumping stations. Fifteen villages had their telephone lines down. /bnn/
Man Drowns as Torrential Rains Flood Bulgaria
UPDATE 1: Details
SOFIA (bnn)- Bulgaria was dealing Wednesday with the aftermath of strong winds and torrential rains that drowned one man, severed power lines and caused floods in 13 districts.
A 56 year-old man drowned in the remote southern village of Chernoochene as a swollen river submerged a ground floor cafe he was sitting in.
Wind, gusting at 120 kilometers (75 miles) per hour, ravaged roofs, uprooted trees and broke window panes in the town of Veliko Tarnovo and across norhteastern Bulgaria.
Torrential rain of up to 83 liters (22 gallons) per sq. meter (1.19 sq. yards) along with melting snow made rivers swell in the mountainous southern regions of Kardzhali and Smolyan flooding dozens of villages and small towns.
The wind has cut power lines to a total of 240 villages across the country, minister in charge of emergencies Filiz Hyusmenova said.
She said another 42 villages had nor running water as power outages disabled pumping stations. Fifteen villages had their telephone lines down. /bnn/
re: Bansko - growing risk of avalanches
Avalanche Danger Worsens in Bulgaria
Bulgaria in Brief: 15 February 2005, Tuesday.
There is a growing risk of avalanches in Bulgarian mountains, experts warned Tuesday as heavy snowfall across the country was followed by a sharp increase of temperatures. Rescuers recommended for tourists to keep away from the higher mountain areas. Skiers should stay on track within the ski runs and not lead away, the state Bulgarian National Radio said on February 15. At present, the weather at ...
Bulgaria in Brief: 15 February 2005, Tuesday.
There is a growing risk of avalanches in Bulgarian mountains, experts warned Tuesday as heavy snowfall across the country was followed by a sharp increase of temperatures. Rescuers recommended for tourists to keep away from the higher mountain areas. Skiers should stay on track within the ski runs and not lead away, the state Bulgarian National Radio said on February 15. At present, the weather at ...
Avalanche Danger Worsens in Bulgaria
Bulgaria in Brief: 15 February 2005, Tuesday.
There is a growing risk of avalanches in Bulgarian mountains, experts warned Tuesday as heavy snowfall across the country was followed by a sharp increase of temperatures. Rescuers recommended for tourists to keep away from the higher mountain areas. Skiers should stay on track within the ski runs and not lead away, the state Bulgarian National Radio said on February 15. At present, the weather at Bulgaria's mountains is cloudy and strong winds are blowing, weather services said.
Bulgaria in Brief: 15 February 2005, Tuesday.
There is a growing risk of avalanches in Bulgarian mountains, experts warned Tuesday as heavy snowfall across the country was followed by a sharp increase of temperatures. Rescuers recommended for tourists to keep away from the higher mountain areas. Skiers should stay on track within the ski runs and not lead away, the state Bulgarian National Radio said on February 15. At present, the weather at Bulgaria's mountains is cloudy and strong winds are blowing, weather services said.
