AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDrinking Water: Kozloduy’s state of disaster will be extended for up to 30 days as tests still show chromium above legal limits, despite levels falling. Bottled water remains available at childcare centres and distribution points. Clinic Checks: Tax inspectors found irregularities at nearly 60% of 24 medical and dental practices checked in Sofia, including missing or incorrect receipts. Vaccination: WHO surveys found 88.4% of parents said children had received all mandatory vaccines, but HPV uptake remains low: 13.8% among girls aged 10–18 and 8.6% among boys aged 10–14. Emergency Response: Police patrol cars are expected to carry defibrillators next year, with officers trained to use them. Bulgaria’s air ambulance service has completed 237 missions so far in 2026. Prevention: A survey of GPs found many men delay check-ups; 71% of doctors said men often seek specialist care only after symptoms appear. Healthcare Costs: Rising energy prices have led half of Bulgarians to cut spending on food or healthcare, an EIB survey found.
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