Watch out for fraudsters! Bank card theft is becoming increasingly prevalent

Despite banks' safety features, bank card fraud is becoming increasingly frequent. Law enforcement officers work hard to identify and catch these criminals. Bank representatives urge people to stay alert and up-to-date, as fraudsters keep up with the latest technology.

The Anti Corruption Prosecutor's Office completed the criminal investigation regarding Vladimir Andronachi

The Anti Corruption Prosecutor's Office ended the criminal investigation on Vladimir Andronachi and an accomplice in the case generically named "Bank Fraud".

Compensation under the "First Home" Program

More than eight thousand families, who bought their homes through the "First Home" Program, will receive compensation from the state for paying the monthly mortgage interest.

Moldovans settled in Romania, Austria, Sweden and Hungary will be able to order passports through diplomatic missions

Moldovan citizens settled in Romania, Austria, Sweden and Hungary will be able to order passports through the diplomatic missions of these countries, and the documents will be delivered to the address requested by them. The decision was approved during today's meeting of the Government.

Government will compensate the increase in the bank interest rate for the beneficiaries of the "First House" Program until July 2023

More than eight thousand families, who bought their homes through the "First House" Program, will receive compensation from the Government for paying the monthly mortgage interest under the program, as a result of the accelerated increase in the interest rate. A decision in this sense is to be approved in the meeting of Wednesday, January 25, of the Cabinet of Ministers. According to the Government, the state will thus compensate up to four percentage points of the increased amount of the interest rate. For this purpose, 75 million lei were provided in the state budget for 2023.

Chisinau: A young woman put her newborn baby in the freezer, after she allegedly gave birth to him without signs of life

A 20-year-old woman put her newborn baby in the freezer after she allegedly gave birth to him without signs of life. According to the law enforcement officers, the young woman went to the doctors for medical help, after giving birth at home. The police announce that the young woman went to the hospital without the child, a situation that alarmed the doctors. The case happened on January 23, in Chisinau.

LIVE: Public debate - Activity report of the Public Broadcaster "Teleradio-Moldova" for 2022

Watch live the presentation of the Activity Report of the Public Broadcaster "Teleradio-Moldova" for the year 2022.

Inaugurated three years ago, the panoramic Square in the Ciocana sector of the capital is once again under repair

After spending over three million lei of public money, the panoramic Square in Maria Drăgan Street in the capital will be repaired again. This time, the amount allocated for the project has doubled, and the municipal authorities assure that they will start the works as soon as they obtain the construction permit.

Forty one Moldovan soldiers, from the 17th contingent of peacekeepers, returned from Kosovo

The National Army contingent KFOR-17 has returned to the country, after the execution of the peacekeeping mission in Kosovo. On this occasion, the peacekeepers were decorated with distinctions and diplomas, in an official ceremony that took place today, January 23, in Military Camp 142.

The flu killed another person in the Republic of Moldova

Another death from the flu. A man from the capital died due to complications caused by influenza type A. He was also infected with COVID-19. The announcement was made by the head of the General Directorate of Medical and Social Assistance, Boris Gîlca, during the weekly meeting of the City Hall.

Tragic end for a 32-year-old man: He was found dead, with his hands tied behind his back, in an apartment in the capital

A 32-year-old man was found dead in the capital. The victim's father alerted the law enforcement officers about his son's disappearance. An operative group moved to the scene, and with the help of an IGSU team, the entrance to the home was unlocked, forcing the doors of the home.

Over 21,000 people left the Republic of Moldova in the last 24 hours

In the last 24 hours, over 21,000 people left the Republic of Moldova, while over 20,000 others entered it. According to the Border Police, the grossest part of the crossings were made by foreign citizens – 24,913, of which 9,527 were citizens of Ukraine, while the crossings of Moldovan citizens constituted 16,922.