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Reports cite death tolls of at least 10 and 11 after a pile-up involving about 50 vehicles in Bulgaria.
Asharq News reported on Nov. 11 that at least 10 people died and 27 were injured in successive crashes involving about 50 cars and trucks on a highway in southeastern Bulgaria. The report said dense fog covered the area and emergency crews responded, with rescue efforts for people trapped in vehicles continuing at the time. A separate report published by Sharjah24 on Nov. 10, citing the Bahrain News Agency, quoted Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev as saying 11 people had died. It also said the Interior Ministry reported that 50 people had been taken to hospital. The reports give different death tolls; Asharq News listed 27 injured, while the other account reported hospital transfers. A Bulgarian Interior Ministry official described fog as the probable cause.
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