Wheat field catches fire in Drochia

A wheat field near the village of Maramonovca, Drochia district, caught fire, with the flames destroying the crop on twenty hectares. Seventy other hectares were rescued.

It took firefighters one hour to put out the flames. The land owner also provided help. The cause of the fire and the circumstances are yet to be established by fire inspectors.

The Civil Protection Service has set up patrols to prevent similar fires. It is calling on field owners to take precautionary measures against fires during harvesting. In particular, it is recommended to delimit grain fields from roads, railroads and woods by plowing strips of land that are at least four meters wide. Farming equipment needs to be overhauled before being allowed on the fields and be equipped with extinguishers. It is also recommended to always keep a tractor with a plow and a tank of water near the fields. Smoking and open fires must be avoided near grain fields and heaps.

The Civil Protection Service will continue to monitor observance of fire safety rules throughout the harvesting season.



The Geneza Art Theater presents the show “Moon Sonata” /Geneza Art /at 06:00 PM/.

Over 50 young musicians from the Republic of Moldova and Romania are holding a classical music concert, under the baton of conductor Andrew Koehler from the USA /Epicrama Winery, Stauceni /at 07:00 PM/.

Yolka Band organizes a night of live music in gypsy jazz style at /Iusty Art Gallery /at 07:30 PM/.

The exhibition “Bessarabian Authors in the World” continues, inaugurated during the Diaspora Days 2026 /National Library of the Republic of Moldova /August 3-September 3/.

The exhibition “The Unknown Work of the Moldavian Masters” continues /Constantin Brancusi Exhibition Center/ /July 30-August 16/.

The personal exhibition Untitled by the artist Konstantin Benkovich continues, organized by the National Art Museum of Moldova, in partnership with the ALT Foundation /MNAM /July 30-August 30/.

The immersive exhibition continues, inspired by the mythology and mystical folklore of the Republic of Moldova, “The Forest”, created by Milen Chelea /Plai Gallery / July 23-August 6/.

The exhibition “Scent of Warm Bread. Bread in the Iron Age” continues /National Museum of History of Moldova /July 22 – September 4/.

The exhibition “Urban Archeology and the Hidden Memory of Chisinau” continues /National Museum of History of Moldova /July 17-November 30/.

The exhibition “The Thread of Identity! The traditional Romanian costume in book illustrations made by plastic artists from the Republic of Moldova” continues /BNRM /June 25-August 15/.

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Wheat field catches fire in Drochia

A wheat field near the village of Maramonovca, Drochia district, caught fire, with the flames destroying the crop on twenty hectares. Seventy other hectares were rescued.

It took firefighters one hour to put out the flames. The land owner also provided help. The cause of the fire and the circumstances are yet to be established by fire inspectors.

The Civil Protection Service has set up patrols to prevent similar fires. It is calling on field owners to take precautionary measures against fires during harvesting. In particular, it is recommended to delimit grain fields from roads, railroads and woods by plowing strips of land that are at least four meters wide. Farming equipment needs to be overhauled before being allowed on the fields and be equipped with extinguishers. It is also recommended to always keep a tractor with a plow and a tank of water near the fields. Smoking and open fires must be avoided near grain fields and heaps.

The Civil Protection Service will continue to monitor observance of fire safety rules throughout the harvesting season.


The salary reform in the public sector needs to be reviewed before adoption in terms of its impact on the justice system, warn experts from the Institute for European Policies and Reforms. According to them, some provisions of the project developed by the Ministry of Finance could affect the financial independence of judges and prosecutors and may contradict the jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court, reports IPN.

The IPRE analysis aims at the effects of the project on judges, prosecutors, the Superior Council of Magistracy, the Superior Council of Prosecutors, as well as on the staff of the courts and the Prosecutor’s Office.

Experts believe that the general objectives of the reform – simplifying the wage system, strengthening the basic salary, reducing bonuses, and increasing transparency – are justified. However, the mechanisms proposed for the justice sector require adjustments before the law is adopted.

One of the main issues identified relates to the annual adjustment of the reference value used in calculating the salaries of judges and prosecutors. According to IPRE, the project ties this adjustment to the economic situation and the possibilities of the public budget, while the Constitutional Court has ruled that this should be mandatory and should take into account at least the average annual inflation rate.

Experts criticize the introduction of different salary reference values for judges and prosecutors who have passed the external evaluation. According to the note, the difference between the values of 4,700 and 6,200 lei could generate a wage gap of almost 32% between people with the same roles and responsibilities. IPRE argues that rewarding those who have passed the external evaluation could be applied only temporarily, through a separate allowance, not through permanent differences in the basic salary.

In this context, experts recommend the establishment of a mandatory mechanism for the annual adjustment of judges’ and prosecutors’ salaries, the review of wage differences related to external evaluation, and the involvement of the SCM and CSP in the process of determining roles and salary scales within the justice system.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025