Medics at Bulgaria's main emergency hospital are fighting an uneven battle with the spread of the coronavirus as a new surge in cases has left its ailing health care system overwhelmed. Valentina Petrova/AP Show More Show LessД¦ of12 7 of12 Medics work at the intensive care unit at Pirogov, SofiaвЂ™s main emergency hospital, in Sofia, Bulgaria, Friday, Oct. Georgiev blamed the surge in infections on the widespread vaccine skepticism among Bulgarians, who have turned the country into the EU's least vaccinated nation. Valentina Petrova/AP Show More Show Less 5 of12 Georgi Georgiev, head of the intensive care unit at Pirogov, SofiaвЂ™s main emergency hospital, prepares for work, in Sofia, Bulgaria, Friday, Oct. Valentina Petrova/AP Show More Show LessДЈ of12 4 of12 Georgi Georgiev, head of the intensive care unit at Pirogov, SofiaвЂ™s main emergency hospital, prepares for work, in Sofia, Bulgaria, Friday, Oct. More than 90% of the patients were not vaccinated, data showed.

On Friday, more than 7,553 people were in COVID wards, including 656 of them in intensive care. Valentina Petrova/AP Show More Show Less 2 of12 Medics work at the intensive care unit of the Emergency University Hospital Pirogov, in Sofia, Bulgaria, Friday, Oct. 1 of12 Georgi Georgiev, head of the intensive care unit at Pirogov, SofiaвЂ™s main emergency hospital, examines a patient, in Sofia, Bulgaria, Friday, Oct.

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