Two ambulances get stuck while on duty

Two ambulances on duty needed the assistance of rescuers after they got stuck in snow on January 8. A number of drivers also called the rescuers to have their vehicles taken out of snow piles.

Contacted by IPN, press officer of the Civil Projection and Emergencies Service Liliana Puscasu said the ambulances were hurrying to reach the homes of the persons who needed medical care. One case happened in Chisinau, while the other one in Calarasi. “As some road sections were covered with snow, the ambulances got stuck. The rescuers removed the snow from the street and towed the vehicles away,” she stated.

Teams of rescuers also helped motorists whose vehicles became trapped in snow or skidded off the road in Straseni, Rezina, Chisinau and Calarasi. According to the Service, the rescuers provided assistance in over 50 cases all over Moldova since the snow fell. They towed vehicles away, gave first aid and extinguished fires.



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Public consultations are taking place regarding the draft law for amending the Electoral Code /Parliament, Europa Hall /at 10:00 AM/.

The public movement Sovereigns of Moldova and the public organization ADOR My City are organizing a press conference on the topic: “Results of the online Orthodox Conference “Protection of Orthodox Unity in Moldova”. Announcement of the resolution adopted at the conference” /Infotag /at 11:00 AM/.

The City Hall of Chisinau is conducting public consultations on the “Territorial Cooperation” and “Traffic and Transport” foundation studies, developed within the process of updating the General Urban Plan Chisinau 2040 /Pretura of the Central sector /at 01:00 PM/.

The Investment Agency organizes workshops dedicated to Moldovans settled abroad as part of the Open Doors Day, organized on the occasion of the Diaspora Days 2026 /Investment Agency /at 02:00 PM/.

Public consultations are taking place regarding the draft law for amending the Electoral Code /State University Hall in Comrat, Galatana street no. 17 /at 03:00 PM/.

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Two ambulances get stuck while on duty

Two ambulances on duty needed the assistance of rescuers after they got stuck in snow on January 8. A number of drivers also called the rescuers to have their vehicles taken out of snow piles.

Contacted by IPN, press officer of the Civil Projection and Emergencies Service Liliana Puscasu said the ambulances were hurrying to reach the homes of the persons who needed medical care. One case happened in Chisinau, while the other one in Calarasi. “As some road sections were covered with snow, the ambulances got stuck. The rescuers removed the snow from the street and towed the vehicles away,” she stated.

Teams of rescuers also helped motorists whose vehicles became trapped in snow or skidded off the road in Straseni, Rezina, Chisinau and Calarasi. According to the Service, the rescuers provided assistance in over 50 cases all over Moldova since the snow fell. They towed vehicles away, gave first aid and extinguished fires.


Two commercial ships owned by Turkish companies were attacked by drones in the Black Sea, and several crew members were injured. The authorities in Ankara condemn the incidents and warn that the intensification of attacks on civil maritime transport could affect navigation safety and food supply, reports IPN.

The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the attacks took place after the ships left the Russian port of Novorossiisk on Monday evening. Several crew members were injured, and their condition is being monitored.

Ankara has expressed concern about the escalation of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine in the Black Sea, emphasizing that the incidents affect civil maritime transport. The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has appealed to all parties involved to take urgent measures to ensure navigation safety, warning that risks to commercial routes could have consequences on food supply.

According to the MarineTraffic maritime traffic monitoring platform, the targeted ships – Yasar and Nadezhda – sail under the flags of Panama and Cameroon, but are owned by Turkish companies.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025