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The news from Moldova focuses on local events, including the celebration of Chișinău's 590th anniversary with various activities, a reduction in kindergarten hours for the occasion, and the potential for Moldova to negotiate natural gas imports from Ukraine. Additionally, there's a corruption…
The head of the ANSA Giurgiulești post and five inspectors are under investigation in a corruption case, with details emerging about their detention along with an economic agent.
President Maia Sandu stated that a city should honor its history while simultaneously focusing on future development.
Mayor Ion Ceban remarked that the city thrives because of its residents during the celebration of Chișinău's Patron Saint's Day.
Chisinau is commemorating 590 years since its first documented mention, with various events organized for the occasion.
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan indicated that Moldova could negotiate the purchase of natural gas available for export from Ukraine.
Ukraine will increase the water discharge rate from Novodnestrovsk by 20%, as announced by Prime Minister Tofan.
Kindergartens in Chisinau will have shortened operating hours on Tuesday, the eve of the city's Patron Saint's Day.
The Moldovan government has decided to recall four ambassadors and appoint new leaders for diplomatic missions.
Residents of the capital city can now apply for heating connections without needing to wait for an official order from the City Hall.
The number 15 bus route in Chisinau has been extended to serve Costiujeni Street in the town of Codru.
On World Hand Hygiene Day, it is highlighted that correct hygiene practices can lower the risk of contracting respiratory and digestive infections.
A school roof collapse in Pakistan resulted in the deaths of at least 27 children and one teacher.
Leaders from EU member states are convening in Brussels for the autumn session of the European Council.
Moldova is projected to potentially receive 500 million euros by the end of the year via the Growth Plan.
