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भिडियो हेर्न तलको बिज्ञापन लाइ हटाउनुहोस
A woman is in critical condition after setting herself on fire outside the Bulgarian president’s office in Sofia. Eye evidence believed it, the 38 year old women got out of a car in front of the building and set her alight after torrential flammable liquid over her hair and body. She suffered 90% burns although bystanders managed to put the fire out and save her life. Television footage showed the woman in flames in central Sofia before her burned body was carried on a stretcher and loaded into an ambulance by firefighters towards the hospital.
The incident coincided with discussions by President Rosen Plevneliev to form a new government after full of loopholes election on 5th October. The center right GERB party won the vote, but lack a preponderance. They are holding talks to form a minority government. "The woman who is supposedly 38-year-old, was rushed to hospital. She is in very serious condition. A doctor at an emergency hospital in Sofia told reporters that the woman is known locally as Lidia Petrova. He also added that she was having a mental illness. "We are continuing to battle for her but burns like these are incompatible with life," doctor Ognyan Hadzhiyski said.
Bulgaria has had a turbulent year, marked by mass demonstrations against high prices, poverty and corruption. The protests culminated in bringing down the center right GERB government. In the spring of 2013, seven people set themselves blazing in various parts of the country to protest against low living standards and alleged corruption of Bulgaria’s top politicians. Lidia Petrova’s motives for self immolation currently remains unknown.
The incident coincided with discussions by President Rosen Plevneliev to form a new government after full of loopholes election on 5th October. The center right GERB party won the vote, but lack a preponderance. They are holding talks to form a minority government. "The woman who is supposedly 38-year-old, was rushed to hospital. She is in very serious condition. A doctor at an emergency hospital in Sofia told reporters that the woman is known locally as Lidia Petrova. He also added that she was having a mental illness. "We are continuing to battle for her but burns like these are incompatible with life," doctor Ognyan Hadzhiyski said.
Bulgaria has had a turbulent year, marked by mass demonstrations against high prices, poverty and corruption. The protests culminated in bringing down the center right GERB government. In the spring of 2013, seven people set themselves blazing in various parts of the country to protest against low living standards and alleged corruption of Bulgaria’s top politicians. Lidia Petrova’s motives for self immolation currently remains unknown.
भिडियो हेर्न तलको बिज्ञापन लाइ हटाउनुहोस
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