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Moldova has officially declared a 60-day state of emergency in the energy and hydrology sectors. This development comes as the country faces record high prices for gasoline and diesel, and anticipates a near doubling of heating costs. Measures are being considered, including cutting up to 30% of civil servants to achieve savings, and the Minister of Labor has clarified that minimum heating compensation could remain at 500 lei. Moldova is also experiencing an electricity supply deficit…
NewsMaker:
Moldova Declares 60-Day State of Emergency in Energy and Hydrology Sectors
The Moldovan government is introducing a 60-day state of emergency in the energy and hydrological sectors, with the purpose of the measure being explained to the public.
TV8:
Fuel Price Infographic: Record Highs for Gasoline and Diesel in Moldova
An infographic details record high prices for gasoline and diesel in Moldova, explaining how fuel prices are formed in the country.
NewsMaker:
NM Espresso: Moldova to Cut Up to 30% of Civil Servants for Savings; Heating…
A 'preventive' state of emergency is being implemented in Moldova, with official Tofan vowing to cut up to 30% of civil servants, while heating prices are expected to nearly double.
TV8:
Moldova Faces Potential State of Emergency Due to Four Overlapping Winter Risks
A report discusses the necessity of a state of emergency in Moldova, with official Tofan identifying four potential overlapping risks for the upcoming winter.
NewsMaker:
Moldova Faces Electricity Shortage Again; Energocom Urges Conservation
Moldova is experiencing another deficit in electricity supply, prompting Energocom to call for energy conservation measures.
TV8:
Minimum Heating Compensation May Remain at 500 Lei, Labor Minister Clarifies
The Minister of Labor provides clarifications regarding the minimum heating compensation, suggesting it might remain at 500 lei.
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