Having been manned during the Communist era, these traffic towers still stand in Yambol. With a falling population in Yambol and no traffic jams, I don't think they will ever be used again
Yambol is not the prettiest City in Bulgaria, but it does have a unique character which is now in the process of being captured by camera. What you see now in Yambol will be short lived in a world of change, especially with the EU strangling the heart and soul of Bulgaria's culture with directives and uniform regulations.
Showing posts with label Police. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Police. Show all posts
Sunday, 24 May 2020
Tuesday, 21 September 2010
Face To Face With A Yambol JCB
It isn't often you come across being face to face with a JCB with the motor running. As I crossed the road to get a coffee lunchtime it nearly ran me over! The driver got out and complained about me crossing the road. I reacted by taking a picture of the JCB and he stopped threatening me as he though it was for the police! So there's the story behind this picture.
Sunday, 21 March 2010
The Yambol Bus Station Pubic Toilets
Tucked away out of sight, the Yambol Bus Station public toilets don't do a roaring trade from the men of Yambol. I will tell you why. Most men, including myself, take a short walk toward to the Tundzha River and relieve ourselves by the back of a building (the police head office building as it happens!) I know as the smell is so distinctive there. The price of using the public toilet is 30 stotinki and having accidentally walked into and used the ladies toilets some four years ago, I wasn't impressed with the hygiene of the place, but that may just be the ladies of Yambol!
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Thursday, 18 March 2010
Husky Dog Power Over Yambol's Tundzha River
Husky dogs are very popular in Yambol and are often seen out and about. this particular husky dog is in its element working away pulling a cyclist across the Tundzha River. It may seem pretty dangerous to thsoe who are accustomed to European roads with police surveillance everywhere, but is q common sight here without questioning.
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Thursday, 19 November 2009
Shooting In Yambol
Yambol. Investigation of the shooting in the town of Yambol is underway. 53-year-old T.Zh. sitting in a Lada car shot at a mother and her child in the southern city of Yambol on Wednesday evening. The woman is out of danger, while the child died. The gunman was noticed in the village of Kozarevets, 20 km from the city of Yambol, the Ministry of Interior Regional Directorate-Yambol announced. The man shot his uncle as well-the 71-year-old M.T. e is out of danger. The Ministry of Interior Regional Directorate-Yambol received a signal at 5.45 pm on Wednesday night a woman and her child were shot in Hale residential quarter between block 13 and 5.
The police acted quickly and professionally in solving the serious criminal incident in the city of Yambol.According to the witnesses information the shooter has driven away with a VAZ car with Yambol registration towards the village of Kozarevo. It was found the 53-year-old man started arguing with his uncle in the village of Kozarevo and shot him. Then he got on his car and set off for the city of Yambol. There while passing by a residential block of flats he shot at a mother and her child.
The Ministry of Interior Regional Directorate-Yambol received a signal at 6.10 pm the 71-year-old M.T. was shot by his uncle.
Later the police found the shooter on the road to the village in a serious condition after being involved in a crash. He was rushed to the hospital in a coma. He was indentified as T.Zh.-56-years-old. The police found the man was living in the same block with the shot mother and child. The officers found Makarov gun in the crushed car, legally owed by T.Zh. The shooter died at about 7.00 pm.
Source: www.focus-fen.net
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