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BULGARIA EXAMINES COASTAL CONSTRUCTION PROBLEMS

Thu, Jun 29 2006 09:02 CET

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Representatives of the Regional Development Ministry would discuss on Friday Bulgaria's coastal construction problems.

The regional governors of Varna and Bourgas would also take part in the talks, mediapool.bg reported.

On the same day, June 30, representatives of the Nessebar municipality would decide whether to permit construction in Irakli, one of the last wild coastal regions in Bulgaria.

Ecological organisations already said they would organise protests in Nessebar. They previously carried out a campaign collecting signatures in favour of ban on construction in the last remaining wild beach areas.

Mediapool.bg reported in the beginning of the week that various property websites offered apartments for sale in the protected areas, despite the protests of ecological organisations.

The two institutions responsible for construction control are the Regional Development and Water and Environment ministries. They are expected to discuss the problem once the Nessebar municipality has taken a decision, mediapool.bg reported.

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