Nineteen facilities inspected at children's camps on the Black Sea coast
Sofia, July 30 (Hibya) - A total of 19 accommodation facilities have been inspected so far as part of inspections coordinated by Bulgaria's Ministry of Tourism at children's camps along the Black Sea coast.
According to a statement from the ministry, during a joint inspection carried out in Ravda by the Ministry of Tourism, the Consumer Protection Commission, the Bulgarian Food Safety Agency, the Regional Health Inspectorate, and the Ministry of Interior, expired food products and goods lacking documentation of origin were found at a private facility accommodating children.
Due to the violations, 17 children aged between 10 and 14 from a sports club in Sofia were evacuated from the facility as a precaution. The products were confiscated and administrative proceedings were initiated.
The inspections, launched on June 29 along the northern and southern Black Sea coast, examine accommodation conditions, food safety, hygiene standards, and compliance with tourism regulations at facilities hosting children's camps and school groups. The ministry said the inspections will continue after the summer season as part of green school programs and winter camps.
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