Regional

Cahul district in quarantine for 45 days: A case of African swine fever was detected

A 45-day quarantine was instituted on the territory of the Cahul district, after a case of swine fever was detected in a wild boar, found dead near the town of Zîrnești. The decision was taken by the Commission for Emergency Situations of the Cahul district, which convened yesterday, February 7, in an extraordinary meeting.

Citizens are urged to respect the rules imposed by the authorities to prevent the spread of swine fever outbreaks.

"It is essential that all citizens are aware of the importance of following the restrictions and measures established to prevent the spread of African swine fever outbreaks. Active collaboration between the authorities and the community is crucial for limiting the risk of virus transmission and protecting pig herds", reads the statement posted on the page of the Cahul District Council.

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Romania's accession to the Schengen area from January 1, 2025: Significant benefits for Moldovan citizens
Diaspora

Romania's accession to the Schengen area from January 1, 2025: Significant benefits for Moldovan citizens

Romania's accession to the Schengen Area on January 1, 2025, offers several benefits for Moldovan citizens, streamlining the travel process within the European Union, reads a statement from the Border Police. Some of the key advantages for Moldovan citizens include enhanced mobility, easier travel and tourism opportunities, and support for the European integration process of Moldova.

Correspondence from Bucharest // Romanian MPs and senators take oath of allegiance on Saturday
International

Correspondence from Bucharest // Romanian MPs and senators take oath of allegiance on Saturday

The new Romanian deputies took the oath today after they had their first meeting yesterday. The 446 senators and MPs will form the new Legislative, which will vote on the country's new government in the coming days. The pro-European parties are still negotiating to form the Executive, which is still led by the current Prime Minister, Social Democrat Marcel Ciolacu.

Tragedy in the German city of Magdeburg // Two people died, over 60 injured. Maia Sandu: We firmly condemn violence in all forms
Social

Tragedy in the German city of Magdeburg // Two people died, over 60 injured. Maia Sandu: We firmly condemn violence in all forms

Two people, including a child, died and at least 60 others were injured after a man drove his car into a crowd at the Christmas Market in the German city of Magdeburg, located in the center of the country. The official toll is not final, with German media reporting that several people lost their lives. The man who drove his car into the crowd was detained and was questioned overnight. He is a Saudi Arabian doctor. The motive for the attack is still unclear, but authorities say it was a suspicious attack.