Traffic restrictions for heavy vehicles on a national road under repair

The National Roads Administration (AND) announced that traffic from heavy vehicles will be redirected to the G39 R14 – Unchitești – Țîpordei – R19 road near the construction site.

CNPF warns citizens not to install apps sent by fraudsters posing as phone operators

The National Commission for Financial Markets (CNPF) is warning citizens about a rise in fraud involving the remote control of their phones via messaging applications. The organization advises people not to install any applications that are requested via messages or phone calls. Additionally, it urges individuals to end any suspicious conversations immediately.

Forgery alert: false letter using Defense Minister’s name online

A fake thank-you letter, purportedly signed by Anatolie Nosatîi, the Minister of Defense of the Republic of Moldova, was circulated on some Telegram channels and promoted on social media. The Ministry of Defense stated that the document features a forged signature, a non-existent stamp, an invented letterhead, and other clearly fraudulent elements.

Chisinau City Hall will fence the former National Hotel; costs will be assessed and sent to the owner

The mayor of Chisinau, Ion Ceban, announced that the City Hall will install a fence around the former National Hotel. This decision comes after a minor was found lifeless on the property in early November. Access to the abandoned building has remained unrestricted, allowing anyone to enter.

Six people, including two children, injured in accident in Sângerei

On Sunday at approximately 5:45 p.m., six people, including two children aged one and four, were taken to the hospital after a road accident near the village of Cubolta, Sângerei district.

Chișinău hosts major congress on global respiratory disease prevention

The first National Congress of Pulmonology was held in Chișinău, marking a significant event for the medical community in the Republic of Moldova.

Moldova relies heavily on imported drugs, AMDM report shows

The Republic of Moldova is heavily dependent on foreign supplies, with imported medicines accounting for over 90% of the market.

Early childhood nutrition: Why a diverse diet is crucial for long-term health

Eating habits established during infancy and early childhood have a significant long-term impact on both physical and mental well-being, playing a key role in preventing conditions such as obesity, diabetes, and other chronic diseases.

Chișinău supports over 50,000 Ukrainian refugees

Chișinău has become the city hosting the largest number of people who have fled the war in Ukraine.

Moldova launches ambitious "Autumn 2025" reforestation campaign

The Moldova reforestation campaign, titled "Autumn 2025", has officially launched and will run for one month. The official event took place on the morning of Saturday, November 15, in Mihailovca village, Cimișlia district.

Maria Macari brings natural wellness to Mândrești with medicinal plants

Some individuals, through their daily passion and work, succeed in preserving health and tradition within their community.

Transnistrian students increasingly opt for Romanian, despite pressure

An increasing number of young people in the Transnistrian region are opting to study in Romanian, even though this often requires them to travel long distances by bus daily to attend schools that offer this option. A notable example is the “Ștefan cel Mare și Sfânt” Lyceum in Grigoriopol, one of the eight institutions on the left bank of the Nistru that teach in Romanian. This school continues to operate despite the pressures and restrictions imposed by the self-proclaimed authorities in the region.