About eight thousand kilograms of mercury lamps exported for the first time to Romania for recycling

Approximately eight thousand kilograms of lighting lamps containing mercury were exported to Romania for safe recycling for the first time, according to Iulian Gamureac, the president of the authorized operator in the Republic of Moldova specialized in managing hazardous and non-hazardous waste. He shared this information during the "Zi de Zi" program on Radio Moldova. Gamureac noted that while the import of objects and devices containing mercury and their sale on the market have been prohibited since 2021, there are still historical stocks from previous decades that people keep in warehouses or discard improperly.

Over 150 fires reported since the start of 2025. IGSU urges citizens to respect safety measures

Since the start of 2025, more than 150 fires have been recorded in the Republic of Moldova, resulting in the deaths of nine people, according to the General Inspectorate for Emergencies (IGSU). In light of this situation, rescuers remind citizens about the importance of following fire prevention rules, particularly when using heating sources.

Moldova launches MPay for schools: Ending illegal fundraising

Moldovan educational institutions are transitioning to an electronic donation system using the MPay platform. School administrators believe this shift will eliminate illegal fundraising from parents and assist schools in meeting their financial needs.

Moldova’s internal displacement crisis amid energy shortage

In the Republic of Moldova, the issue of internal displacement, often overlooked, is once again in the spotlight, particularly in the context of the severe energy crisis in the Transnistrian region.

Moldovan farmers hopeful for better harvest after recent rainfall

Recent rainfall has raised hopes among both farmers and central authorities that this year will yield a good harvest for autumn crops.

Electronic signatures for university applications: What you need to know

Starting this year, young people will be able to submit their university admission applications online using an electronic signature, as announced by the Moldovan Minister of Education and Research, Dan Perciun.

Energocom bought first 15 MWh of electricity from the Romanian Commodities Exchange

Energocom has made its first purchase of 15 MWh of electricity from the Romanian Commodities Exchange in Bucharest, which serves as the designated electricity market operator in Romania. This test was conducted to diversify energy sources and strengthen existing partnerships, reads a press release of the Ministry of Energy.

SHS issued a yellow code for dense fog in the Republic of Moldova

The State Hydrometeorological Service (SHS) issued a yellow code for fog for tomorrow, January 24. The warning is valid throughout the country between 01:00 and 12:00.

EU cars, fraudulently introduced into the Republic of Moldova: a man from Ungheni, detained for influence peddling

A man from the Ungheni district was detained by CNA officers in connection with a case of influence peddling. According to the investigation, the suspect allegedly claimed he could persuade employees at the Sculeni Customs Post to allow the temporary importation of two cars registered in European Union countries.

Energocom: Electricity consumption for January 24 will be fully covered

Energocom has announced that it has secured the necessary commercial electricity capacity at the border with Romania to fully meet consumption needs for January 24. Forecasts indicate that consumption on the right bank of the Nistru is expected to be similar on Friday, January 24, as it was on Thursday, January 23.

Ombudsman Ceslav Panico, about Kosinski's letter: It uses "unacceptable" language

The Office of the Ombudsman is closely monitoring the situation in the Transnistrian region, which is currently facing an energy crisis due to Gazprom's refusal to supply natural gas to the Republic of Moldova. Ombudsman Ceslav Panico made this statement during an interview with Teleradio-Moldova. This follows accusations from Veaceslav Kosinski, the so-called human rights representative in Transnistrian region, who alleged that the authorities in Chisinau are engaging in "political actions" that violate human rights and could lead to a "humanitarian tragedy." Panico confirmed that he has received Kosinski's letter and intends to analyze its content thoroughly. However, he referred to the language used by the self-proclaimed ombudsman from Tiraspol as "unacceptable."

A new contingent of the National Army leaves for Kosovo

Forty-one soldiers from the National Army of the Republic of Moldova will participate in peacekeeping operations in Kosovo for six months. The group includes seven sappers, one staff officer, and thirty-three infantrymen. This year, two women will also join the peacekeeping mission. Additionally, the soldiers will be deployed in new uniforms.