According to a new survey carried out by INSCOP for News.ro, over 60% of Romanians agree with mandatory voting, representing an increase of almost 20% compared to ten years ago. They believe that a greater turnout...
Acting Prime Minister Florin Citu said that at the current moment quarantining the Capital is not under consideration and highlighted that the authorities have other measures in mind to limit the spread of the SARS-CoV-2, pointing out that he had a discussion with the interim health minister aimed at requiring the green certificate for any economic activity.He was asked at the Victoria Governmental Palace whether the authorities were planning on quarantining the Capital, due to the high COVID-19 notification rate."No, at the current moment, not. We are not taking this measure. You saw that last year, as well, there had been this discussion about quarantining Bucharest and it didn't work, nonetheless we are considering other measures meant to prevent the spreading of the virus. One thing we discussed with Mr Health Minister was that of mandating or requiring the green certificate for all activities we have in Romania, for any activity we get in contact with other people, to have this green certificate for economic activities. If we still desire to have an open economy, I believe it is a measure that would help a lot. We haven't discussed yet about reducing the open hours during the weekend, this hasn't been discussed, but we are looking at all the measures. I think that using the green certificate for any economic activity is an important step and we are considering this," Citu said after the Government meeting on Thursday.The acting PM pointed out he wants the measure on the green certificate introduced as soon as possible and enforced in hypermarkets as well.
According to a new survey carried out by INSCOP for News.ro, over 60% of Romanians agree with mandatory voting, representing an increase of almost 20% compared to ten years ago. They believe that a greater turnout...
Sphera Franchise Group, the largest food service operator in Romania, continues to invest in expanding its restaurant portfolio and inaugurates the third KFC unit in Pitesti, in the city’s newest mall. “We are constantly looking for new expansion opportunities for the KFC network, and at the same time, we have in mind the premises offered […]
Announced at the 2024 European Congress of Radiology in Vienna, the technology equipping the MAGNETOM Flow system makes its debut in our country The first such device will be installed at the Dorna Medical Clinic in Borșa in June 2024 Prominent figures from national and international medical, scientific, and educational fields were present at the […]
PepsiCo, a leader in the food and beverage industry, said it installed photovoltaic panels at three sites in Romania, specifically in Dragomirești, Popești-Leordeni, and Covasna. The project represents a local investment of USD 2.1 million in over 3,000 photovoltaic panels, with a combined installed capacity of 1,700 kWp and the potential to generate over 1,300 […]
Romania’s leading telecommunications operator Digi will launch the full SkyShowtime service, including the two premium linear channels SkyShowtime 1 HD and SkyShowtime 2 HD, to its digital TV customers. According to the two companies, this is SkyShowtime’s first B2B partnership in Central and Eastern Europe. To mark the launch, Digi will make SkyShowtime available to […]
Palm Sunday and Easter fairs are open across the country, while in Bucharest the public can attend the events of Open Street or a jazz concert by New Yorkers Nat Osborn and Mike Parker. In Bucharest: Art Battle Bucharest April 27 ...