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Cherni Vruch Boulevard in Sofia closes partially due to construction

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Cherni Vruch Boulevard in Sofia closes partially due to construction

Photo: Nadezda Chipeva

Cherni Vruch Boulevard in Sofia will be partially closed from September 28 until October 6 2009 between the Sofia Ring Road and Akademik. P Dinekov, the Bulgarian news agency has reported on September 28, citing a press statement from Urban Mobility.

The closure stems from the advanced phase of construction work surrounding the motorway interchange Dragalevtsi and the South Arch of the Sofia Circular Road. Subsequently, the inner lane of the Sofia Ring Road will also be closed, while buses 64, 93 and 98 will be diverted.

Furthermore, the section spanning between Bulgaria Boulevard and Cherni Vruch Boulevard en route to Mladost 1 along the Sofia Ring Road, bus line 111 will also be diverted until further notice, while the 111 bus will serve the Cinema Centre bus stop.

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