Nearly 200 potentially dangerous constructions are located in the central part of Sofia, according to former regional development minister Evgeni Chachev.

A building collapsed in Sofia on 19 September, killing two young women, and officials have already launched inspections of other sites that could endanger the lives of Sofia residents.

Head of the State Agency for Civil Protection, Andrei Ivanov, has warned members of Parliament that other buildings in Sofia are unsafe and could lead to further tragic incidents.

MPs demanded the demolition of all potentially dangerous constructions throughout the country, beginning next year. Expense analysis would be carried out before a decision on the proposal was taken.
A five-member expert committee will examine the causes of the building collapse on 19 September and a report will be filed by 29 September. This will lead to a final evaluation, which will be presented on 3 October.