Firefighters put out 50 fires in Bulgaria in the past 24 hours, and one person was injured. The Interior Ministry's Fire Safety and Population Protection Chief Directorate said the figures are as of 6am.
Fire crews responded to 83 calls in all.
Fifteen of the fires caused direct material damage: eight in homes and six in vehicles.
The other 35 fires caused no damage. Rubbish fires were the most common, at 18. Ten fires were in dry grass, forest litter and bushes, three in cooking appliances and chimneys, and four in other places.
Firefighters also carried out 32 rescue and assistance operations. Four were at road crashes involving vehicles. Another 27 were calls for technical help in various situations, including help for injured people.
There was also one false alarm.