AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoNepal–China Flood Crisis: Flash floods triggered by a Himalayan glacial collapse have killed hundreds and left more than 1,500 people missing across Nepal and Tibet, with foreigners among the stranded—Nepal says 121 foreign nationals have been rescued so far, including one Bulgarian; India reports 320 Indians still uncontactable. Bulgarian Evacuation Update: Bulgaria’s embassy in Beijing says it is in constant contact with 15 Bulgarian citizens in Tibet and has arranged permits and a route via Lhasa to Kathmandu, then onward to Sofia. Black Sea Safety: Bulgaria’s Navy carried out reconnaissance and transport of drone parts after unmanned aerial vehicles were found near Shabla, Chernomorets and Ahtopol. Travel Disruption Watch: The Interior Ministry temporarily suspended applications and issuance of 10-year Bulgarian passports due to unexpectedly high demand; 5-year passports continue. Bulgaria Tourism & Events: Jet2 added more UK flights to Bourgas for Eurovision 2027, timed around the May 11/13 semi-finals and May 15 final at Arena Burgas. Seaside Incident: A Polish tourist was injured in a jet ski collision off Sunny Beach/near Sveti Vlas, suffering three broken ribs. Culture Spotlight: The 42nd Apollonia Festival in Sozopol opened with a focus on art, freedom and cultural tourism, including a book presentation by Apollonia founder Dimo Dimov.
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