Flash floods hit ten districts in Moldova, no casualties

Moldovan emergency teams deployed across ten districts over the weekend to mitigate damage after torrential rains and overnight storms triggered widespread flash floods. The General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations (IGSU) responded to 65 urgent requests for assistance as heavy deluges submerged households, damaged roads, and disrupted transit. Authorities confirmed that no casualties or injuries have been reported, and operational teams remain on permanent alert.

Lăpușna village upgrades infrastructure and education facilities

The commune of Lăpușna in the Hâncești district is currently benefiting from five local development projects. These projects include the construction and equipping of a new town hall, the rehabilitation of local roads, the creation of a modern laboratory for students, and the construction of fitness fields and playgrounds for children.

Rainwater reaches wards: Florești Hospital block set for renovation

The infectious diseases block at Florești District Hospital will be renovated as part of the "Initiative for the Development of Sustainable Public Infrastructure through Energy Efficiency Renovations (INSPIREE)" project, which aims to modernize public infrastructure and enhance energy efficiency.

Moldova funds 30 reintegration projects in Security Zone for 2026

The Moldovan Government approved the financing of 30 development projects for communities within the Security Zone on Wednesday, June 3. These initiatives are part of the 2026 Country Reintegration Activity Program, aimed at supporting local infrastructure and social cohesion.

New sewer systems in three Strășeni villages: “No more wastewater in our gardens”

Three localities in Strășeni district were connected to modern sewage systems. The €1.8 million investment also included the construction of wastewater treatment plants.

People’s Assembly seeks solutions to unblock elections

Comrat is working to facilitate elections for a new composition of the People's Assembly of Gagauzia. The regional authorities state that they are adhering to national legislation while also emphasizing the region's special status. A document intended to resolve the crisis and enable the organization of elections will be voted on June 2.

Nisporeni gets regional wastewater treatment plant

More than 11,600 residents of the city of Nisporeni and the commune of Vărzărești will benefit from modern sewage and treatment services. The Regional Development Agency (ADR) Centru has signed a construction contract to establish a regional treatment plant and expand the sewage networks in both localities. This project represents an investment of 63.6 million lei, allocated by the National Fund for Regional and Local Development.

Nearly 9,000 Nisporeni residents will benefit from new water network

Nearly nine thousand residents of the Nisporeni district will soon have access to safe drinking water. The Regional Development Agency (ADR) Centru has signed a contract for the construction and modernization of four drinking water pumping stations. The total investment for this project will be 47.36 million lei, funded by the National Fund for Regional and Local Development, along with contributions from local public authorities.

A hub of Bassarabian knowledge in Costești

A treasure trove of Bassarabian intelligence was gathered in one place. In the village of Costești, Ialoveni district, the “Alley of Bassarabian inventors” was inaugurated. This project is dedicated to the most enlightened minds who have significantly impacted science, medicine, and education worldwide. One hundred remarkable individuals, including world-renowned researchers and elite doctors, are honored along this alley. The event also saw the attendance of several of the scientists recognized in the project, whose achievements have transcended the borders of our country.

EU-backed grant helps Moldovan firm recycle rainwater

A catering company in the village of Șuri, Drochia district, has introduced a rainwater harvesting and reuse system with support from an EU-funded sustainability grant, reducing resource consumption and operating costs while strengthening environmental performance.

Moldova dismisses Russia fast-track passport scheme in Transnistria

Financial bonuses offered by Moscow remain the primary driver for residents of the breakaway Transnistrian region seeking Russian citizenship, according to Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration Valeriu Chiveri. The official emphasized that this trend predominantly involves elderly residents attracted by Russian subsidies.

Foreign Language school opens in Dubăsari with European support

Children and young people from Dubăsari now have the chance to study English, thanks to Elena Comerzan, a dedicated teacher who has opened a foreign language school in her hometown. Elena realized this dream with the support of the European Union. Before this project was implemented, children in Dubăsari who wished to learn a foreign language at an advanced level had to take private lessons.