AGP Executive Report
Last update: 38 minutes agoDrinking Water: Kozloduy’s state of disaster has been extended for up to 30 days after tests still found water-quality violations. Chromium levels have fallen, but remain above the legal limit; bottled water is being supplied to childcare facilities and distribution points. Vaccination: WHO surveys found 88.4% of parents said their children had received all recommended mandatory vaccines, but HPV vaccination remains low, with many parents still undecided. Emergency Care: Bulgaria’s air ambulance service has completed 237 missions this year, including 33 in October. Police patrol cars are also due to receive defibrillators next year, with officers set to be trained to use them. Community Health: Health mediators urged Parliament to back their work sharing prevention and vaccination advice, particularly in vulnerable communities. Cost Pressures: An EIB survey found half of Bulgarians have cut spending on food or healthcare to cope with rising energy costs.
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