A police operation was launched early this morning on the territory of Burgas against vote-buying. The operation aims to guarantee the normal process of voting at the early election for parliament on 27 October.

Police are checking private addresses, commercial premises and other locations regarding which there is data of possible criminal activity. The operation is taking place in the neighbourhoods of Gorno Ezerovo and Meden Rudnik, the police have reported. Parallel with this, there are checkpoints around the city checking vehicles for illegal migrants.

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