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The state of emergency in Praid has been extended for another 30 days (until October 10) due to the mining disaster, and the salt ravine remains closed to visitors.
The state of emergency imposed following the Székely mining disaster has been extended for another 30 days. Hunor Kelemen, president of the RMDSZ, once again stated that no one has taken responsibility for what happened.
He is still not responsible for the disaster.
On Wednesday, the local emergency committee in Parajd, Székelyföld, extended the state of emergency imposed following the mining disaster for another 30 days, the Agerpres news agency reported, based on information from the Harghita County Prefecture.
Based on information from the Harghita County Prefecture, the Agerpres news agency reported that the local emergency committee in Praid extended the state of emergency imposed following the May mining disaster for another thirty days, until October 10.
The state of emergency in Praid following the mine disaster was extended for another 30 days on Wednesday, the Agerpres news agency reported, based on information from the Harghita County Prefecture. According to the new decision, the state of emergency imposed following the disaster in the Székelyföld salt mine in May is valid until October 10. Until the aforementioned date, entry into the endangered areas and the salt ravine remains prohibited…
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