ANSP: Six out of 10 patients with acute respiratory infections are children

Over the past week, approximately 10,300 cases of acute upper respiratory tract infections were reported in the Republic of Moldova, with six out of ten patients being children. According to the National Public Health Agency, the level of morbidity was classified as medium intensity, which is 2% lower than the previous week but shows a 40% increase compared to the same period last season.

Photography exhibition commemorates 33 years of Nistru War

A photography exhibition, dedicated to the Day of Memory and Gratitude, commemorating 33 years since the outbreak of the Nistru War, is being held in front of the Government building, as well as at the Presidential headquarters and the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova.

Moldova: Improved cataract treatment

Approximately 12,000 cataract surgeries were performed last year. The number of surgeries increased by roughly three thousand compared to the previous year.

Moldova welcomes travelers with mărțișoare and festive music

Călătorii au fost întâmpinați cu mărțișoare la intrarea în Republica Moldova în prima zi de primăvară. La Aeroportul Internațional Chișinău, pasagerii au avut parte și de un concert. Melodiile au fost interpretate de fanfara Poliției de Frontieră.

Moldova weather forecast: Rain, fog, and black ice ahead

Unstable spring weather is expected in Moldova as an atmospheric front moves across the region, according to meteorologists.

USAID funding suspension hits the Republic of Moldova's energy sector: Four projects in jeopardy

The Republic of Moldova’s energy sector is feeling the impact of the suspension of U.S. external funding, with four major projects—worth over $200 million—now in jeopardy due to the halted support from the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). The Ministry of Energy has requested clarifications from USAID, but no official response has been received yet. Meanwhile, authorities are exploring alternative funding sources to prevent delays in critical energy infrastructure investments.

Hungarian company MET will continue supplying natural gas to the Transnistrian region

The Transnistrian region will keep receiving natural gas through the Hungarian firm MET, as Tiraspol announced the supply agreement extension. The self-proclaimed leader of Tiraspol, Vadim Krasnoselski, once again emphasized that this was made possible with Russia’s support. Meanwhile, the government in Chișinău stated that it does not endorse this solution but accepted it to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe in the Transnistrian region.

Simple motion against the Ministry of Health's activity failed

The simple motion against the Ministry of Health’s policies, initiated by the deputies of the Bloc of Communists and Socialists (BCS), was rejected by Parliament after more than three hours of debates. Ala Nemerenco addressed the lawmakers, highlighting investments in emergency units, the renovation of several operating rooms, the equipping of maternity wards, the revision and expansion of the list of reimbursed medicines, and other initiatives. The project was not even supported by some BCS deputies who had initially signed it.

Moldova ranks 9th in ECtHR Human Rights violations cases

The Republic of Moldova ranks ninth among the 46 member states of the Council of Europe based on the number of applications awaiting examination at the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR), according to the Legal Resources Centre.

The story of three refugees from Ukraine who settled in the Republic of Moldova

Three years. A war that seemed to be ending quickly threw them into the unknown, forcing them to leave behind their homes, families, and dreams. We're talking about refugees for whom the Republic of Moldova has become a second home. Among them are three Ukrainian women who enjoyed support and managed to start over. Now they assist their compatriots. They work at the EDUTech laboratory at the "Petru Movilă" Theoretical Lyceum, where they help refugee children learn new things.

The Republic of Moldova, among the world's largest exporters of dried plums

The Republic of Moldova is among the world's largest exporters of dried plums, ranking eighth last year. Dried fruits from our country are appreciated in Romania, Ukraine, Bulgaria, Italy, Kazakhstan, France and Morocco. Fruit producers say that our products are of very high quality.

Căușeni’s elderly struggle with loss of subsidized bread

Elderly people in the town of Căușeni no longer receive subsidized bread from the Town Hall. Since January 1, senior citizens have had to pay 15 lei for bread that they used to buy for just one leu, with the price difference being subsidized by the local budget.