The President of Romania has enacted the law for electronic monitoring bracelets

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The President of Romania has promulgated the law approving the emergency ordinance that updated the legislative framework in the field of electronic monitoring of persons accused of committing certain offenses. “So that Romania has all the necessary regulations to meet its new obligations given by the context of joining the Schengen area,” Nicusor Dan wrote on Facebook on Monday.

The ordinance has also introduced the border proximity alert, which is triggered when a person wearing an electronic monitoring bracelet gets closer than 30 km to the border, reports IPN.

“The updated provisions, including the introduction of a border proximity alert, strengthen the authorities’ control and response capacity in real time to ensure that judicial measures are respected,” stated the Romanian president.

Disclaimer: This material was produced within the project implemented by the IPN Press Agency – “Integration through Cooperation and Information” and is funded by the Department for Relations with the Republic of Moldova. The content of this publication does not represent the official position of the Department for Relations with the Republic of Moldova.



Over 2,900 consumers from the city of Chisinau and the Bubuieci commune will temporarily be without natural gas from July 20-24. Energocom specifies that the cessation of supply is necessary for the maintenance work on the gas distribution network, reports IPN.

The gas supply will be suspended starting from July 20, 09:00 AM, and is expected to be resumed after the completion of works, by July 24, 5:00 PM.

“Chisinau-gaz” will carry out works on the gas network on Uzinelor Street in Chisinau, where a technical part of the system will be replaced.

The list of affected addresses can be consulted on the company’s website. At the same time, consumers who need additional information can contact “Chisinau-gaz” at the phone numbers (022) 578-090 or (022) 578-703.

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The President of Romania has enacted the law for electronic monitoring bracelets

Sursa foto: Adminis.ro

The President of Romania has promulgated the law approving the emergency ordinance that updated the legislative framework in the field of electronic monitoring of persons accused of committing certain offenses. “So that Romania has all the necessary regulations to meet its new obligations given by the context of joining the Schengen area,” Nicusor Dan wrote on Facebook on Monday.

The ordinance has also introduced the border proximity alert, which is triggered when a person wearing an electronic monitoring bracelet gets closer than 30 km to the border, reports IPN.

“The updated provisions, including the introduction of a border proximity alert, strengthen the authorities’ control and response capacity in real time to ensure that judicial measures are respected,” stated the Romanian president.

Disclaimer: This material was produced within the project implemented by the IPN Press Agency – “Integration through Cooperation and Information” and is funded by the Department for Relations with the Republic of Moldova. The content of this publication does not represent the official position of the Department for Relations with the Republic of Moldova.






1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025