Customs post “Molovata” stops work

The ferryboat customs post “Molovata” stopped work on a temporary basis owing to the high winds. More customs posts through which fluvial circulation is authorized could be yet closed for the same reason, IPN reports, with reference to the Customs  Service.

The travelers who intend to cross the Nistru River through the “Molovata” customs post can choose the internal checkpoint “Criuleni 18”, which is situated 32 km away.

The State Hydrometeorological Service issued a yellow code advisory for high winds for March 10 and extended it later for March 11. In parts, the wind is expected to intensify to 18-23 m/s.

More than 20 localities were partially disconnected from the power supply as a result of the high winds of March 10.
The strong winds pulled away roof slates from at least ten houses in Zaicana village of Criuleni district. In Orhei, the wind damaged the roof of a storehouse. In Chisinau, the wind tore away two slates from the roofs of a five-story building situated on Moscovei Blvd. When falling down, the slates damaged a car parked nearby.





Customs post “Molovata” stops work

The ferryboat customs post “Molovata” stopped work on a temporary basis owing to the high winds. More customs posts through which fluvial circulation is authorized could be yet closed for the same reason, IPN reports, with reference to the Customs  Service.

The travelers who intend to cross the Nistru River through the “Molovata” customs post can choose the internal checkpoint “Criuleni 18”, which is situated 32 km away.

The State Hydrometeorological Service issued a yellow code advisory for high winds for March 10 and extended it later for March 11. In parts, the wind is expected to intensify to 18-23 m/s.

More than 20 localities were partially disconnected from the power supply as a result of the high winds of March 10.
The strong winds pulled away roof slates from at least ten houses in Zaicana village of Criuleni district. In Orhei, the wind damaged the roof of a storehouse. In Chisinau, the wind tore away two slates from the roofs of a five-story building situated on Moscovei Blvd. When falling down, the slates damaged a car parked nearby.


Over 60 children aged between 7 and 10 years old learned about the role of a central bank and the importance of responsible financial decisions at the National Bank of Moldova. The young visitors discovered the collection of commemorative gold and silver coins and identified the safety features of banknotes using special equipment, reports IPN.

Speaking at the event “A vacantion day at the NBM,” Central Bank Governor Anca Dragu said that financial education begins in childhood, with children’s first questions about money and the world around them. The NBM governor encouraged participants to be curious and to confidently explore the world of money.

“Through this initiative, we have transformed learning into a captivating experience, where play, dialogue, and discovery naturally complement each other. A child who understands the value of money can become an adult who makes responsible decisions”, declared Anca Dragu.

During the visit, the children explored the exhibition hall of the BNM and discovered how money has evolved over time.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025