Twelve dead after motorway pile-ups in Bulgaria fog
About 50 other people were injured in the pile-ups along a section of the Trakia motorway, officials have said.
About 50 other people were injured in the pile-ups along a section of the Trakia motorway, officials have said.
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- United Kingdom · Europe
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- Bulgaria, Trakia
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- World
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