BGA court in Pomorie has placed Ivan Sivov under house arrest, accused of causing an incident involving an inflatable attraction near the Israeli tourists in the sea near Aheloy. Three Israelis were injured, including a 17-year-old who is in critical condition. The court rejected the prosecutor’s request for the most severe measure, 'detention in custody,' citing lack of evidence that Sivov would flee or commit another crime. Sivov apologized, calling the incident an accident, while the court noted he lacked proper documentation and legal capacity to operate the jet ski. The incident occurred on June 30, and the Ministry of Transport confirmed it took place at an unregistered water base. The case highlights ongoing concerns about safety regulations and oversight in recreational waters.
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