Mayor Ion Ceban announces remote work on Wednesday for the employees of the City Hall

Employees of the Chisinau City Hall who can work remotely will stay home on Wednesday, February 18th. The decision was announced by the general mayor, Ion Ceban, in the context of forecasts of heavy snowfall, reports IPN.

“I have arranged for employees and those who can work remotely to stay remote. I propose that all institutions do the same,” the mayor declared.

Ion Ceban also proposes that students in Chisinau should learn online. “We say this now, in the evening, so that everyone can schedule their time,” Ceban added.

The mayor urged citizens to stay at home unless they have emergencies and to allow municipal teams to promptly intervene for street cleaning.

The Ministry of Education and Research has allowed education departments to decide how schools will organize lessons on February 18, depending on the weather conditions in each locality.



Mayor Ion Ceban announces remote work on Wednesday for the employees of the City Hall

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Mayor Ion Ceban announces remote work on Wednesday for the employees of the City Hall

Employees of the Chisinau City Hall who can work remotely will stay home on Wednesday, February 18th. The decision was announced by the general mayor, Ion Ceban, in the context of forecasts of heavy snowfall, reports IPN.

“I have arranged for employees and those who can work remotely to stay remote. I propose that all institutions do the same,” the mayor declared.

Ion Ceban also proposes that students in Chisinau should learn online. “We say this now, in the evening, so that everyone can schedule their time,” Ceban added.

The mayor urged citizens to stay at home unless they have emergencies and to allow municipal teams to promptly intervene for street cleaning.

The Ministry of Education and Research has allowed education departments to decide how schools will organize lessons on February 18, depending on the weather conditions in each locality.


At least three people have lost their lives, and nearly 60 were injured following the Russian attacks on Ukraine. At the same time, Russian authorities announced that 61 people were injured in the drone attack on the Moscow region, reports IPN.

The Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky, stated that Russia has launched over 40 missiles at Ukraine, most of them targeting Kiev, and 120 attack drones. According to him, just in the last week, Russian forces have used approximately 1,450 attack drones, over 1,640 guided air bombs, and 99 missiles. The leader from Kiev has requested the acceleration of anti-aircraft defense system deliveries and the maintenance of international pressure on Moscow.

The State Emergency Service of Ukraine has announced that two people have been killed and another 42, including eight children, have been injured in the Zaporizhia region. In Kiev and the capital region, one death and 16 injuries have been reported, and the rescue teams continue their operations.

On the other hand, Russian authorities have announced a massive drone attack on Moscow and the capital region. Mayor Serghei Sobyanin stated that over 400 drones were headed towards the region between 20:30-05:00, most of which were intercepted by anti-aircraft defense, and another 85 shot down near the city.

The Governor of the Moscow region, Andrei Vorobiov, announced that 61 people were injured, of which nine are in serious condition. The majority of victims were recorded in Elektrostal. In addition, residences, automobiles, and civil infrastructure objectives were damaged in Podolsk, Domodedovo and the Odintsovo urban district.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
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