Criticism leveled at PAS-PPPDA alliance

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8 February 2018
05:25

The Party “Action and Solidarity” (PAS) and the Party “Platform Dignity and Truth” (PPPDA) do not have a team that would look into the future and would formulate suggestions that would help the government, deputy chairman of the Democratic Youth Ion Harghel stated in the program “Fabrika” on Publika TV channel, IPN reports.

“We see that they didn’t agree what kind of bloc they will form, but from the start announced that they will not accept other pro-EU parties of the right. This is evidently a problem,” said Ion Harghel.

He wondered what the two parties will do after the parliamentary elections – would enter the legislature with about 20 seats when the Democratic Party will also have about 20 seats and the Socialists will have 51 seats?

Political analyst Victor Gurau also said that the two parties do not have a team, do not have concepts, views and messages. “You do not have what to come before the people with, if only with the flame of the revanchist war,” he stated. According to him, this revanchist war is against Vlad Plahotniuc.

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The municipal authorities will create reserves of potable and technical water and will install, if necessary, distribution points in the sectors of the capital. At the same time, the fuel stocks for public transport, machinery, special vehicles, generators and critical infrastructure will be checked. The measures were approved by the Commission for Exceptional Situations of the municipality of Chisinau in the context of the hydrological and energy alert status established at the national level, reports IPN.

To ensure water reserves, the municipality may purchase tanks, cisterns and IBC containers. Educational, medical and social institutions will be evaluated to determine the water needs, and the authorities may negotiate with economic operators to supplement deliveries, if necessary.

In every sector of the capital, working groups will be created, coordinated by prefects, who will monitor available stocks, intervention capacities and the needs of institutions in the territory.

According to the committee’s decision, SA Apa-Canal Chisinau will continuously monitor the hydrological situation and the operation of the water supply system. The procurement of water, fuel, generators and other necessary equipment will be carried out as a priority, within the limits of the approved budget allocations.

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Criticism leveled at PAS-PPPDA alliance

IPN.md

8 February 2018
05:25

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Update: The fire that broke out at the warehouse on Uzinelor Street was localized around 10:00 AM. IGSU states that firefighters continue to intervene on site to completely extinguish the fire and eliminate the consequences of the fire. At the same time, specialists from the Experimental Firefighting Laboratory are conducting preliminary research to establish the circumstances and probable cause of the fire.

Initial news: A warehouse with construction materials on Uzinelor Street in the capital was engulfed in flames this morning. Forces and means were mobilized to the intervention according to the increased level of intervention, and firefighters continue to work to eliminate the fire, IPN reports.

The General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations specifies that the call to the 112 Service was received around 06:30 AM. Upon arriving at the scene, the firefighters found that a warehouse covering an area of approximately 1,500 square meters was engulfed in flames.

For the efficient coordination of the intervention, the General Staff was established. According to the information updated by IGSU at 08:35 AM, four combat sectors were created, involving 11 special vehicles, eight auxiliary technical units, and 62 employees of the institution.

According to IGSU, no victims have been recorded at this time. The circumstances and cause of the fire outbreak are yet to be determined.

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