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Swimmers Tatiana Salcutan and Pavel Alovatki will represent the Republic of Moldova at the Olympic Games in Paris. The qualification was earned during the European Swimming Championships, which ended yesterday in Belgrade, Serbia, IPN reports.

Tatiana ranked 10th in the semifinal in 200m backstroke, while Pavel showed the best result in the 400m freestyle competition and was among the top 16 swimmers, taking the 14th place.

Alexandru Goryachev, president of the Independent Federation of Water Sports of the Republic of Moldova, said that the competitions were held in an open pool at an air temperature of 40°C, causing the athletes difficulties in adapting and influencing the results. Moreover, some of the athletes withdrew from the announced races. However, our athletes participated in five semi-finals, ranking among the 16 best athletes in Europe.

At the Championships, swimmer Denis Svet set a new record of the Republic of Moldova in the 50m breaststroke race with the result of 2.12.73.

So far, the team of the Republic of Moldova at the 33rd edition of the Summer Olympic Games that will take place in Paris between July 26 and August 11, 2024 consisted of 14 athletes.



Industrial production in the Republic of Moldova increased by 8.2% in May compared to the same period last year. At the same time, in the first five months of the current year, the increase was 7.2%. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, the evolution was determined by the increase in production in the manufacturing and extractive industry and in the energy production and supply sector, reports IPN.

BNS mentions that in May, production in the extractive industry increased by over 22%, that in the manufacturing industry – by about 8%, and the production and supply of electricity and heat, gas and hot water – by 11% compared to May 2025.

At the same time, depending on the number of working days and seasonality, the industrial production in May was 9.5% higher than in the same month of the previous year. Increases were recorded in all three sectors: the extractive industry (+21%), the processing industry (+10%), and the production and supply of electricity and heat, gas and hot water (+9.3%).

On the other hand, the evolution of industrial production was supported during January-May by the increase in production in the manufacturing industry, by over 6%, and in the sector of electricity and heat production and supply, gas and hot water, by about 14%. At the same time, the extractive industry recorded a slight decrease, of 0.3%.

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Moldova’s squad for Paris Olympics larger

Swimmers Tatiana Salcutan and Pavel Alovatki will represent the Republic of Moldova at the Olympic Games in Paris. The qualification was earned during the European Swimming Championships, which ended yesterday in Belgrade, Serbia, IPN reports.

Tatiana ranked 10th in the semifinal in 200m backstroke, while Pavel showed the best result in the 400m freestyle competition and was among the top 16 swimmers, taking the 14th place.

Alexandru Goryachev, president of the Independent Federation of Water Sports of the Republic of Moldova, said that the competitions were held in an open pool at an air temperature of 40°C, causing the athletes difficulties in adapting and influencing the results. Moreover, some of the athletes withdrew from the announced races. However, our athletes participated in five semi-finals, ranking among the 16 best athletes in Europe.

At the Championships, swimmer Denis Svet set a new record of the Republic of Moldova in the 50m breaststroke race with the result of 2.12.73.

So far, the team of the Republic of Moldova at the 33rd edition of the Summer Olympic Games that will take place in Paris between July 26 and August 11, 2024 consisted of 14 athletes.


68 drivers were caught driving under the influence last weekend. During the same period, police documented over 4,000 traffic rule violations, the most common being exceeding the legal speed limit and ignoring traffic signs, reports IPN.

According to the Police data, 1,514 drivers were penalized for exceeding the speed limit. 916 were fined for not respecting the road signs of yielding priority and the red color of traffic lights.

Also, 810 drivers were penalized for stopping their vehicles in prohibited places. In 232 cases, the police found that the vehicles were driving without the technical inspection or without the mandatory insurance policy.

At the same time, 337 individuals were penalized for not fastening their seat belts or for using their mobile phones while driving, and 89 drivers were fined for violating the rules regarding the right to operate vehicles.

In addition to traffic monitoring activities, the police intervened in 2,630 cases reported through the Single Emergency Service 112.

The police remind drivers to abide by traffic rules and adopt a responsible behavior on the road, in order to reduce the risk of traffic accidents.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025