Moldova declares energy, hydrological state of emergency for 60 days
State of emergency to commence Sept. 26 after initiative received 54 votes in parliament
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State of emergency to commence Sept. 26 after initiative received 54 votes in parliament
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Open original →Moldova’s parliament has declared a 60-day state of emergency in the country’s energy and water sectors amid severely low water levels on the Dniester River and global conflicts that are driving up energy costs
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