US EditionCátáline Predoiu, After Visiting the Flooded Areas: The Emergency System Has Been Running. What It Says About Waste
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The Romanian interim Prime Minister visited the areas affected by floods in Covasna. The Predoiu Court pointed out that the emergency system has been functioning and has managed to evacuate people on the road without major payments. In the case of disappearances, the Prime Minister claims that it is expected first to assess the payments.
The interim Prime Minister Cătálin Predoiu reacted shortly after President nicusór Dan said he would request the government's control body "to investigate the situation" from the Praid hall, after which it was flooded after the overwhelming precipitations of the last days. The article The response of the interim Prime Minister Cátálin Predoiu, following the visit of nicusōr Dan to the Praid hall. “Be quick and thematic causes and responsibilitie…
In the flooded valleys of Covasna water is still bathing in gardens and pools. In the house of a woman, she left behind the walls of a man's height. The kitchen, room and bathroom are completely destroyed. The furniture, electricians and blankets are good to throw away.
The interim Prime Minister Cátálin Predoiu visited the area in the morning of the Covasna trial. He said the authorities acted promptly.
The interim Prime Minister Cátálin Predoiu stated, during a visit to the Covasna trial, that emergency interventions following floods were effective, with an essential result: no loss of life...
He stated that the authorities acted promptly, and the main concern was not to be put at risk.
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