Cahul District Hospital now treats cancer patients with five new oncology centers

Cancer patients from southern Moldova will be treated starting Monday, October 27, at the Cahul District Hospital. This announcement was made by the acting Minister of Health, Ala Nemerenco.

ASP launches special civil status program; services paused end of October

The Public Services Agency (ASP) is launching a special program this week to provide civil status services. This initiative is part of the implementation of the new "Civil Status Acts" information system, which will be operational starting November 3, 2025.

Foreign tourists praise Moldova: “Great food, friendly people, rich heritage”

The Republic of Moldova is increasingly attracting tourists from around the world. Over the past year, the number of foreign visitors has risen by more than 44 percent. This growth is further demonstrated by events like Big Fam Trip Moldova, an informational tour now in its second edition, which has welcomed participants from countries such as China, Dubai, India, Israel, and Ukraine.

Second EU-funded radar is set to arrive in Moldova by 2026

The second radar, purchased with financial support from the European Union, is set to arrive in the Republic of Moldova in 2026 and will become operational in the first semester, declared acting Minister of Defense, Anatolie Nosatîi.

Maia Sandu awards special ranks to CNA chiefs

The heads of the National Anti-Corruption Center (CNA) were conferred the special ranks of general-lieutenant and general-major by the President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu.

Indoor humidity risks: How to protect your health and home

A high level of indoor humidity promotes the growth of mold and bacteria. Pulmonologist Rodica Corcodel stated on the show “Morning with Radio Moldova” that damp air directly affects respiratory health and immunity.

Exhibitions, fairs and folklore in Cimișlia, within the "Miorița - Laie, Laie, Bucălaie" Festival

Pastoral traditions and local crafts were showcased in Cimișlia during the International Festival "Miorița - Laie, Laie, Bucălaie." This event gathered dozens of farmers, craftsmen, and enthusiasts of traditional culture, who displayed over 80 purebred sheep and goats, along with local products and folk creations. The festival promotes pastoral values and supports agricultural communities through various exhibitions, fairs, competitions, and an extensive folklore program.

Explosion in Florești injures two, forces evacuation of over 50 residents

On Saturday morning, an explosion occurred in an apartment building in Florești, injuring two people and prompting the evacuation of over 50 residents. The incident occurred around 9:30 AM at Mihai Viteazul Str., no. 70, as reported by the General Inspectorate for Emergencies (IGSU).

Preparing your garden for winter: agronomist’s tips for a fresh spring start

As winter approaches, the garden requires additional care to withstand the cold and frost. Sensitive plants need protection, and the soil should be cleaned and treated appropriately, advised consultant agronomist Daniel Drăgan in an interview for the show "Morning with Radio Moldova." The specialist recommends completing the final autumn tasks with care, ensuring the garden thrives in optimal conditions when spring arrives.

MFA: A new successful Gaza evacuation with international support

Four family members of Moldovan citizens evacuated from the Gaza Strip have safely arrived in the country, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announces. The evacuation was possible thanks to the diplomatic efforts of the MFA team and the Embassies of the Republic of Moldova in Tel Aviv and Ankara, in cooperation with external partners.

Students in Moldova start their autumn break. Authorities issue safety advice

Students in the Republic of Moldova are entering their autumn break, which will last from October 27 to November 2. During this period, children will spend more time at home, often without adult supervision. For this reason, it is important for students to know what to do in case of danger and, especially, how to correctly use the emergency number 112.

Doctors warn: regular check-ups can save lives in the fight against breast cancer

Over 600 women in the Republic of Moldova have been diagnosed with breast cancer this year. This is the main form of malignant tumor diagnosed in women and represents approximately 16% of all oncological cases reported annually. Doctors point out that timely treatment and periodic check-ups can make the difference between life and death.