Borisov: What cannot be sold from national production will go to the socially weak.

04/12/2020 Bulgaria

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It cannot be sold by the Bulgarian production, with it to help the socially weak during the holidays. Prime Minister Boyko Borisov comments on a visit to a textile factory in Tvarditsa.

The factory is fully engaged in the production of protective clothing and protective masks.

According to the prime minister, there is no discipline in the markets and they “close”.

Today, the Prime Minister will buy the production that will be spoiled and delivered to the social services, addressed the Minister of Agriculture, Desislava Taneva, and ordered her to prepare stands for our vegetables with fresh products.

The Minister of Health banned cooperative markets and color exchanges at the peak of the holidays. The women’s market in Sofia closed yesterday due to multiple signals and widespread non-compliance with anti-epidemic measures.

“If I allow the bacchanal to continue in the markets, it will weigh on my conscience. The Pops gave up the willow branches of Tsvetnitsa,” says Borisov.

“I was praying yesterday and you saw what they did in the afternoon. The question is floating in the air. Some people come out and say we should get infected. Yes, we will get it, we will probably get it, but hospitals will not shrink,” said Borisov.

Borisov pointed out that if there is discipline, it would be possible to maintain the markets. “One by one, people are adapting. Businesses and the market are flexible. Solutions will be found. Now there will be some recipe for world tourism, colleagues say. All countries have hotels and restaurants,” added the prime minister.

He was also in charge of making fresh products in our stand chain for our vegetables.

The Prime Minister assigned this to Minister Desislava Taneva.

“So now, in the fastest way, instead of facing chains, they can quickly defend our vegetables to get fresh produce. So people in the order we found in the store network can go shopping,” he said. the first Minister. .

During his visit to Tvarditsa, Borsov received a phone call, which revealed that the tobacco company donated BGN 700,000 to buy protective clothing and donate it to Bulgarian doctors.