Tue, Feb 09 2010
The Chief Directorate for Combating Organised Crime (CDCOC) was investigating several custom officers, who allegedly took part in corruption schemes.
Almost six months ago the Interior Ministry compiled a list with the names of nearly 50 customs officers allegedly involved in cases of corruption, Darik Radio reported.
The current investigation involved officers working in Sofia's customs agency and others working at Kalotina border checkpoint, Darik reported.
At the same time three employees of Sofia Airport's customs inspection could be fined over poor performance and corruption.
The assets of nine agents are inspected. Information that these employees have presented over their work would also be examined, Darik said.
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First time the ratio of former collaborators is above 10 percent of records examined.
Weather conditions in Bulgaria on February 10-11 will become 'forbidding' according to the forecast.
260 Bulgarian soldiers landed at Sofia Airport from Kandahar on February 8 2010.
Having chosen its contestant to go to Oslo for Eurovision 2010, on February 28 Bulgaria will choose the song that he will sing.
Up to 90cm of snow cover in the region between Kurdzhali and Assenovgrad, while near Adrino snow cover is more than 70cm