[08/01/2024 01:45]
Sofia-Saba
A new group of the 32nd National Antarctic Expedition has left Sofia Airport for Rome en route to Buenos Aires, Rio Gallegos, Punta Arenas, King George Island and Livingston Island. The Bulgarian News Agency said the team comprises Assoc. Prof.
Boris Tzankov, a consultant on a new water and sewerage line in the area of the Bulgarian Antarctic Base, logistician Oleg Vassilev, BTA journalist Emil Granicharov, cook Ivaylo Yankov, mechanic Milcho Dundakov, geologist Ralitsa Sabeva, marine biologist Tihomir Stefanov and physicist Tsvetan Parov.
The team will fly on January 11 to King George Island, adjacent to Livingston Island where the Bulgarian Antarctic Base is located and is expected to arrive at the Bulgarian Base around January 12-13 and to begin work, said Prof. Hristo Pimpirev, head of the Bulgarian Antarctic Institute.
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