Mother who killed son in Căușeni previously lost another child and her husband

The woman who killed her 5-year-old son in Căușeni and then tried to commit suicide suffers from an organic delusional disorder. She was undergoing treatment as she was affected by the loss of another child and her husband.

“In a state of affect, she had a behavior whose result we know, very regrettable. At the moment of realization, she tried to commit suicide. She experienced a number of traumas – she lost a child; she lost her husband who suffered from cancer. It is a distinct case. It happens all over the world,” Minister of Health Ala Nemerenco told the press.

According to the minister, the woman was undergoing treatment, being monitored by the social worker, who had visited her two days before the tragedy.

It happened on September 16 in a locality of Căușeni district. At the scene, the police found the body of a 5-year-old boy. The child’s mother, aged 39, had a neck wound.

The woman is in the care of doctors. She can now talk to the police, said Ala Nemerenco.

A criminal case for murder was started against her.



The Republic of Moldova is set to implement another 40 measures from the 2025-2027 Reform Agenda, in the second half of the year. The next stage of reforms and the utilization of the support offered by the EU were discussed by Prime Minister Vasile Tofan with the Director-General for Enlargement and Eastern Neighbourhood of the European Commission, Gert Jan Koopman, reports IPN.

Prime Minister Vasile Tofan stated that the objective of the new Government is to relaunch the economy by stimulating investments, efficiently capitalizing on the opportunities offered by the Growth Plan, and accelerating reforms. These are expected to contribute to the economic development and integration of the Republic of Moldova into the EU.

At the same time, another topic of discussion was the implementation of the 2025-2027 Reform Agenda and the preparation for the next stage of fulfilling the commitments undertaken. Currently, Moldova has achieved 95% of the actions envisaged in the agenda, the highest level among the candidate states for accession.

At the end of the meeting, the two officials reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining the pace of reforms and fully utilizing the support offered by the EU for the modernization of the economy and the improvement of the citizens’ standard of living.

In the event of a positive assessment from the European Commission, the Republic of Moldova will benefit in September from a new tranche worth 157 million euros from the Growth Plan.

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Mother who killed son in Căușeni previously lost another child and her husband

The woman who killed her 5-year-old son in Căușeni and then tried to commit suicide suffers from an organic delusional disorder. She was undergoing treatment as she was affected by the loss of another child and her husband.

“In a state of affect, she had a behavior whose result we know, very regrettable. At the moment of realization, she tried to commit suicide. She experienced a number of traumas – she lost a child; she lost her husband who suffered from cancer. It is a distinct case. It happens all over the world,” Minister of Health Ala Nemerenco told the press.

According to the minister, the woman was undergoing treatment, being monitored by the social worker, who had visited her two days before the tragedy.

It happened on September 16 in a locality of Căușeni district. At the scene, the police found the body of a 5-year-old boy. The child’s mother, aged 39, had a neck wound.

The woman is in the care of doctors. She can now talk to the police, said Ala Nemerenco.

A criminal case for murder was started against her.


Starting from September 1, fourth-grade students will be evaluated in Romanian Language and Literature and Mathematics through grades, not ratings, as has been the case in recent years. The provision is found in the new Evaluation Methodology in primary education, approved by the Ministry of Education and Research, reports IPN.

The Secretary of State of the Ministry of Education and Research, Valentina Olaru, stated that the new methodology proposes a clearer, more coherent evaluation system, closer to the real needs of students and teachers. Valentina Olaru emphasized that this change facilitates the transition to middle school, where evaluation is done exclusively through grading.

The approval of the methodology was preceded by a piloting process carried out throughout the previous academic year. The grading evaluation was tested in 268 educational institutions with teaching in Romanian and Russian languages.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025