After Nistru, Moldovans Risk a Water Crisis and Prut. Maia Sandu: "Water Becomes an Increasingly Pressing Subject for the Republic of Moldova.
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President Maia Sandu warns that the Republic of Moldova risks facing increasingly serious problems in the water supply, in the background of drought and the decline in the level of the Nistru and Prut rivers. In a message published on Tuesday, September 29, the head of state asked the Government and local authorities to prepare solutions to prevent a crisis, including the identification of sources ... Article Maia Sandu asks for measures in the …
President Maia Sandu warns that the Republic of Moldova is approaching an increasingly difficult situation in terms of water insurance, after drought has caused dramatic falls in river levels. "In the medium and long term, we need to prepare for a reality where drought periods will be more frequent, and water will become an increasingly difficult resource to secure. This means adapting the water catchment infrastructure to new realities and reus…
President Maia Sandu warns that the Republic of Moldova risks facing increasingly serious problems in the water supply, on the basis of drought and the decline in the level of the Nistru and Prut rivers. In a message published on Tuesday, September 29, the head of state asked the Government and local authorities to prepare solutions to prevent a crisis, including the identification of sources
The President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, warns that the drought has led to dramatic decreases in water levels in Nistru and Prut and that the problem risks repeating itself in the coming years on the climate change agenda.
The President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, warned on Tuesday that the level of water in the Novodnistrovsk accumulation lake, which supplies Nistrul, reached "the critical plague" and that the authorities of Chisinau have taken the decision to reduce the flow including on the river
The evolution of the hydrological situation and the measures necessary for the authorities to be prepared for different scenarios and to be able to maintain water supply were discussed today at a working session, convened by Prime Minister Vasile Tofan. The meeting was attended by representatives of the Ministry of the Environment, the Public Institution National Administration "The Waters of Moldova", the Municipality of Chisinau and S.A. [...]…
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