The National Committee for Emergency Situations (CNSU) updated on August 19 the list of countries with epidemiological risk. The countries/areas are rated as green, yellow or red, according to their COVID-19 incidence rate. The new red list includes a total of 45 states/regions. Turkey and Greece, two popular summer destinations for Romanians, are still rated as red countries. Meanwhile, Maldive, Bahamas, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein are among the countries moved to the yellow list. At the same time, Indonesia and Columbia joined the green list. Travellers arriving from countries on the yellow list are exempt from the quarantine requirement if they are vaccinated or have a negative PCR test not older than 72 hours. If they come from the red zone, the test no longer exempts them from quarantine, but the vaccination does, according to Digi24. Children are also exempt from quarantine under certain conditions depending on their age.
RCBB Gruppe, a leading company in the field of construction and site management, announces the successful completion of two major projects in Bacău County: the new school building of the “Sfântul Iosif” Catholic National College in Bacău city and the Balneo-Tourism Complex in Sărata (opening photo). Both projects were delivered on time and in full […]
Lia Savonea, currently serving as a judge at the High Court in Romania, is the only candidate for the top seat in the institution in a selection process initiated by the Superior Council of Magistracy four months before the end of the term currently held by Alina Corbu. The timing, the absence of other candidates, […]
The Romanian Court of Auditors has completed an audit of national electricity transmission operator Transelectrica (BVB: TEL) for the period 2020–2022, uncovering irregularities in salary payments and delays in infrastructure projects, Ziarul Financiar reported on June 17. According to the audit...
Turkish construction and infrastructure company CCN has been awarded the contract to build the Regional Emergency Hospital in Iași, following a re-evaluation of bids by Romania’s National Agency for Health Infrastructure Development (ANDIS),
Romania is set to see prices rise in July as several governmental measures limiting costs will be removed, while taxes will be hiked. Energy and food will be among those becoming more expensive. The fiscal measures that the new Government is expected to announce will come into effect in two stages: some starting from July […]
Auto parts manufacturer Forvia, the group formed by the merger of Faurecia and Hella, is closing its development center in Iași, northeastern Romania. A number of 74 employees will be affected by voluntary layoffs, the company confirmed to
