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Government Crisis Cell starts its activity

The crisis cell is activated today. According to Prime Minister Dorin Recean, its purpose is to ensure good management of potential emergencies. Thus, the Ministry of Internal Affairs will boost patrols on public routes and at festive events and will manage road traffic in crowded areas. The General Inspectorate for Emergencies will be responsible for fire prevention.

Also, the Border Police will collaborate with authorities in neighboring countries to manage passenger flows and will increase the capacity of teams at border crossing points.

Preventive measures regarding personal safety, in the use of heat sources, as well as pyrotechnic materials, will be promoted in schools.

We remind you that during the Government meeting on December 23, Prime Minister Dorin Recean said that power outages could occur on the territory of the Republic of Moldova.

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Government to announce compensation program for businesses next week
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Government to announce compensation program for businesses next week

The possibility of transferring certain activities from the production process to nighttime, to help limit energy consumption during peak hours, was examined during a meeting at the Government with representatives of the business community.

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Residents of Chisinau, Balti and Comrat could pay more for heat
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Residents of Chisinau, Balti and Comrat could pay more for heat

Heat could significantly increase in price for consumers in Chisinau and the municipalities of Balti and Comrat. Termoelectrica, CET-Nord and the municipal enterprise of networks and thermal power plants Comrat submitted requests for an increase in thermal energy tariffs to the National Energy Regulatory Agency.

About a hundred localities in the Republic of Moldova do not have access to medicines. "Pharmacy in your village" reached only 47 villages in 2024
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About a hundred localities in the Republic of Moldova do not have access to medicines. "Pharmacy in your village" reached only 47 villages in 2024

In many villages in the Republic of Moldova, access to medicines remains a major problem, due to the lack of pharmacies. Though the authorities launched the "Pharmacy in your village" project, within which they proposed to open 146 state-subsidized pharmacies this year, only 47 were created. So the inhabitants of many villages still have limited access to the necessary treatments, and this situation especially affects the elderly or those with chronic diseases.