AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPublic Health & Travel Safety: A UK/EU health warning flags seven “summer holiday” diseases spreading in hot spots, from tick-borne encephalitis and Lyme to food-poisoning and “explosive” diarrhoea—urging travellers to protect against bites and take heat seriously. Heat Protection in Sofia: Sofia Municipality will spray water on major boulevards and busy routes after 1pm to cool road surfaces and reduce dust, reminding residents the highest health risk is 11am–5pm and to keep kids and pets out of parked cars. Children’s Healthcare Boost: Burgas’ “St Anastasia” Children’s Hospital received an operating licence, clearing the way for contracts and patient admissions, while the National Children’s Hospital construction is set to restart with the Ministry of Health taking full responsibility. Health Insurance Costs: From 1 August, people paying their own mandatory health insurance contributions will pay €24.81 per month (based on the rising minimum insurable income). Fitness for Busy Summers: A quick 15-minute strength tri-sets workout is promoted as a practical way to maintain strength and mood during holiday chaos. Local Medical Access Case: Court proceedings in North Macedonia continue in the Iva Mihaylova case, with a decision expected tomorrow on whether she can receive treatment in Bulgaria.
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