Mother of a sick girl from North Macedonia seeks help from the Bulgarian Parliament
The mother of 23-year-old Iva Mihaylova from the town of Kochani, North Macedonia, has turned to Bulgarian institutions with a plea for help. The woman presented her daughter's case before a parliamentary committee in Sofia, explaining that the young woman is in need of urgent medical treatment that she currently cannot receive.
According to the mother's account, Iva suffers from a serious illness that requires specialized care. Despite the family's desire to seek help in Bulgaria, they are encountering significant administrative obstacles. At the moment, the young woman is unable to leave her country to be admitted to a Bulgarian hospital, which puts her life at risk.
The case has drawn the attention of members of parliament, who discussed possible options for assistance. The issue of healthcare access for people with Bulgarian self-awareness from neighboring countries is often a subject of discussion in the Bulgarian Parliament. The deputies expressed their readiness to examine the legal possibilities for resolving the case.
In conclusion, the institutions promised to review Iva Mihaylova's documents as a priority. It is expected that in the coming days, it will become clear whether concrete measures will be taken to allow the young woman to cross the border and begin the necessary treatment in Bulgaria.