Major Bucharest hospital loses accreditation over burn patient’s death
The Floreasca
Emergency Hospital in Bucharest has lost its accreditation after a patient died
when she suffered serious burns during surgery.
The National Health Management Authority announced Monday that it had taken away the hospital’s accreditation due to irregularities, such as it failed to inform the health ministry of the incident in 24 hours as required...
Romanian, Moldovan presidents hold talks. Same meeting, different messages
The presidents of Romania and Moldova have met in New York on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly and each side issued a statement afterwards. Reading the statements you’d be forgiven for thinking the two nations’ top officials were at the same meeting.
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The presidents have
different political...
Bucharest residents face “days without heating and hot water” this winter-study
Romanian leader Nicolae Ceausescu turned down the heating in homes and in public spaces and people shivered in the cold winter months. The late Communist dictator wanted to save money and keep Romania debt-free, so heating, as well as food, were rationed and in short supply.
It’s 30 years
since Ceausescu was overthrown and executed...
Romanian among nine killed at two shisha bars in Germany in suspected far-right attack
A Romanian man was among nine people who were shot dead in Germany in a
suspected far-right attack, authorities said.
A German man went on a rampage on Wednesday evening that started in a shisha bar frequented by immigrants in the town of Hanau near Frankfurt.
The German had posted an online...
