The Bucharest Municipality Committee for Emergency Situations (CMBSU) decided, in Friday's meeting, that the access to restaurants and other locations should be made starting Saturday with the COVID green certificate.On Friday, in Bucharest, the cumulative incidence of COVID-19 cases in the last 14 days is 3.77 per thousand inhabitants.According to the CMBSU decision, the certification of vaccination, testing or cure of SARS-CoV-2 virus infection is performed through the digital certificates of the European Union on COVID-19. The organizers / economic operators that carry out their activity according to the CMBSU decision have the obligation to scan the QR code on the green certificate.In the case of natural persons from states whose authorities do not issue green certificates or documents compatible with them, the organizers / economic operators have the obligation to verify the existence of documents, on paper or in electronic format, attesting the vaccination, testing or cure of the infection with the SARS-CoV-2 virus of these citizens.The obligation to present the negative result of an RT-PCR test for SARS-CoV-2 virus infection, not older than 72 hours, or the certified negative result of a rapid antigen test for SARS-CoV-2 virus infection, no older than 48 hours, does not apply to persons under 12 years of age. The cumulated incidence of COVID-19 cases in the past 14 days increased to 4.1 per thousand persons on Saturday in Bucharest.The value was communicated by the Public Health Directorate (DSP), informed the deputy prefect of Bucharest, Antonela Ghita.The day before, Friday, the COVID incidence was of 3.77 per thousand persons.
Romania’s acting prime minister Cătălin Predoiu conveyed Romania’s condolences to India on Thursday, June 12, following the deadly plane crash in the western city of Ahmedabad. The Air India Boeing 787-8, en route to London, went down in a residential area with 242 people on board. In a message posted on platform X, Predoiu expressed […]
Oradea, a major city in northwest Romania, has been selected as a pilot city in the European Union’s LIFE COOL ZONE project, aimed at addressing the growing impact of urban heat waves through climate adaptation strategies. The initiative, funded under the EU’s LIFE Programme, promotes cross-border cooperation between Romania and Hungary and focuses on scalable, […]
The ASTRA Center for Activities and Regional Resources in Sibiu, a medieval guildhall turned into a training and cultural hub, is among this year’s winners of the European Heritage Awards / Europa Nostra Awards in the Education, Training and Skills category. The Sibiu center has set “a national precedent for recognizing traditional crafts, professionalizing artisans, […]
Symmetrica, Romania’s leading producer of vibropressed paving stones and curbs, has finalized a EUR 15 million investment in a new production facility in Doaga, Vrancea county. The site becomes the company’s largest industrial center, spanning 30 hectares and including four production halls and a logistics warehouse. The new facility, built on infrastructure previously owned by […]
Froo, the convenience store format developed by Poland’s Żabka Group, opened its 100th store in Romania, just 12 months after entering the market. The expansion reflects the group’s rapid rollout strategy and growing footprint in Romanian urban and residential areas. Since entering the Romanian market, Froo stores opened in Bucharest, Pitești, and Constanța, averaging one […]
For the 11th consecutive year, the organizers of Untold are celebrating academic excellence through the “BAC de 10” campaign, offering free festival passes to students who score a perfect 10 on their national Baccalaureate exam. Over the past decade, more than 1,600 high school graduates have received complimentary access to the festival as part of […]
