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Japan offers $10 million to Ukraine and neighbouring countries, including the Republic of Moldova, to combat COVID-19

The Government of Japan has approved financial aid in the amount of $10,000,000 for urgent response measures of the World Health Organization (WHO) regarding the fight COVID-19 and other infectious diseases in Ukraine and neighbouring countries, including the Republic of Moldova.

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According to the Embassy of Japan in the Republic of Moldova, through the Regional Office of the WHO for Europe, medical devices, medicines, personal protective equipment and others will be offered to displaced people in Ukraine and neighbouring countries such as the Republic of Moldova, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, the Republic Czech Republic and Bulgaria.

The aid represents Phase Two of financial assistance from April 2022 for WHO's urgent response measures to combat COVID-19 and other infectious diseases in Ukraine and neighbouring countries.

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A drone was found in Chisinau. Specialized services, on site

Another drone was spotted today on the territory of the Republic of Moldova. According to the General Police Inspectorate, the object was detected around 11:20 in Chisinau.

First Security Forum was organized in Chisinau
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First Security Forum was organized in Chisinau

The Republic of Moldova is facing growing challenges, such as foreign interference and the need for institutional transparency, which are testing the country's resilience. These topics emerged prominently during the inaugural Chisinau Security Forum. Participants acknowledged that security remains a critical priority for Moldova and highlighted the necessity of modernizing the national army while also deepening partnerships with the North Atlantic Alliance.

Street in Chisinau closed to traffic by December 18
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Street in Chisinau closed to traffic by December 18

Road traffic will be suspended on the section between Aurel David str. and Pantelimon Halippa str. until December 18, according to the General Police Inspectorate. This measure was implemented due to ongoing intervention works on the aqueduct network in Ion Nistor str.