The prosecutor's office will request permanent arrest for the driver of the fatal car crash into a bus

The prosecutor's office is expected to request a permanent arrest measure today for the accused in the accident in the early hours of Friday in Sofia, in which a car crashed into a public transport bus at high speed and took one life, BNR reported.

A doctor from Syria is the passenger who died in the accident, for which a 21-year-old driver with a two-week license has been detained for 72 hours and charged. The driver, as well as some of the injured in the impact - a total of 6 people - remain in hospital. The condition of some of them is serious.

Yesterday in Sofia, a 17-year-old youth was also detained after he crashed in Studentski Grad while drunk and on drugs. He crashed into another car with his own, which he was driving without a driver's license.

A 17-year-old youth without a license crashed in Sofia, his tests for alcohol and drugs - positive
The 18-year-old boy who seriously injured two adults and three children in Sunny Beach with an ATV was also released under house arrest with a tracking bracelet by the court in Nessebar yesterday. He has been charged with causing moderate bodily harm to more than one person. An investigation is also underway at the Burgas police to see if any facts about the incident are being concealed.