The families of the two deceased police officers in Sangerei will each receive one million lei

The families of the two police officers who lost their lives in the accident at Sangerei will each receive one million lei from the state. The government approved, in Wednesday’s meeting, the allocation of two million lei from the Reserve Fund, as material aid, reports IPN.

At the beginning of the meeting, Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu expressed his deep sorrow following the tragedy in Sangerei, where two young police officers lost their lives while performing their duties. “It is a heavy loss for families, for colleagues from the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and for the entire society”, the Prime Minister stated.

The two police officers, aged 25 and 29, were struck by a car in Grigorauca, Sangerei District, while they were issuing a citation on the shoulder of the road, next to their patrol car, which was parked in accordance with regulations. Both sustained serious injuries and were taken to the hospital, where they later died.

According to the General Inspectorate of Police, the driver, who claimed to have fallen asleep at the wheel before the collision, was detained.



The city of Chisinau hosts the XIth edition of the international sports festival “Golden Bull” (July 23-26) /Athletics Manege /at 10:30 AM/.

The seniors from the capital are invited to a new edition of musical performances, held within the socio-cultural weekend project “Dialogue between generations” (July 25-26) /Public Garden “Stefan cel Mare si Sfant” /at 04:00 PM/.

In the sectors of the capital, the municipal chess and checkers championship for seniors is being organized /25-26 July/.

The City Hall of Chisinau organizes fairs and markets with local products and goods in the sectors of the capital /25-26 July/.

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The families of the two deceased police officers in Sangerei will each receive one million lei

The families of the two police officers who lost their lives in the accident at Sangerei will each receive one million lei from the state. The government approved, in Wednesday’s meeting, the allocation of two million lei from the Reserve Fund, as material aid, reports IPN.

At the beginning of the meeting, Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu expressed his deep sorrow following the tragedy in Sangerei, where two young police officers lost their lives while performing their duties. “It is a heavy loss for families, for colleagues from the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and for the entire society”, the Prime Minister stated.

The two police officers, aged 25 and 29, were struck by a car in Grigorauca, Sangerei District, while they were issuing a citation on the shoulder of the road, next to their patrol car, which was parked in accordance with regulations. Both sustained serious injuries and were taken to the hospital, where they later died.

According to the General Inspectorate of Police, the driver, who claimed to have fallen asleep at the wheel before the collision, was detained.


A new section of Muncesti Road has entered the rehabilitation process. The City Hall of Chisinau announces that the milling works on the roadway have begun on the sector between Arca Moldovei Street and Bacioii Noi Street, a stage that precedes the complete modernization of the asphalt surface, reports IPN.

On this section, with an area of approximately 23 thousand square meters, two layers of asphalt concrete are to be applied, the stormwater drainage channels are to be rehabilitated, and the shoulders are to be arranged with crushed stone.

In parallel, on the sector between Arca Moldovei Street and Iuri Gagarin Boulevard, the rehabilitation works using Slurry Seal technology are nearing completion. During this period, the second layer, the wear layer, is being applied, which serves to protect the road surface and extend its service life.

According to the municipality, after the completion of the works, Muncesti Road will have a modernized roadway, with better traffic conditions and an increased level of safety for traffic participants.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025