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\ngovernment approved, on Wednesday, a draft law on the ratification of the Loan
\nAgreement between Romania and the International Bank for Reconstruction and
\nDevelopment (IBRD) worth 600 million euros and the Agreement on
\nnon-reimbursable financial assistance between Romania and the IBRD in the
\namount of 24 million dollars, the Government spokesperson Dan C\u0103rbunaru has
\nannounced. The money will be used for the reforms provided for in the National
\nRecovery and Resilience Plan and for the management of the current humanitarian
\ncrisis caused by the war in Ukraine, in the fields of health, education and social
\nassistance. Also on Wednesday, the Executive approved the allocation from the
\nintervention fund of 9.5 million lei (almost 2 million euros) for the emergency
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\nimmediately transfer the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, the largest in Europe,
\nto Ukraine. The G7 communiqu\u00e9 reads that Ukrainian technicians at the plant
\nmust be able to perform their duties without threats and pressure, appreciating
\nthat, by exercising continuous control over the nuclear plant, Russia endangers
\nthe region. The situation in the area of \u200b\u200bthe plant remains tense. The
\nUkrainian authorities claim that the Russians bombed, at dawn, a locality that
\nis on the bank of the Dnipro, right across the nuclear power plant, causing the
\ndeath of 13 civilians. Also in the south of Ukraine, in the Kherson region,
\noccupied by Russia, the Russian military began to evacuate families, fearing
\nthat the situation will worsen, especially since the Ukrainian army attacked
\ntwo strategic bridges over the Dnieper. According to the Radio Romania
\ncorrespondent, the Ukrainian regional administration of Kherson has announced that
\nthe Russian provisional administration of the region is speeding up
\npreparations for the referendum on the region’s independence from Ukraine.<\/p>\n
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\nBank of Romania has increased the inflation forecast for the end of this year
\nto 13.9%, compared to 12.5% \u200b\u200bas estimated in May. According to the Central
\nBank, after a flat period in the third quarter, inflation could take a downward
\ntrajectory, if the wholesale markets of energy and agri-food products relax.
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\nDistrict 3, Robert Negoita and a number of employees with the mayor’s office
\nhave been indicted by the National Anti-Corruption Directorate (DNA) in a case
\nrelated to a sanitation contract. Negoita is accused, among other things, of
\nabuse of office. The damage was set by investigators at around 118
\nmillion euros. The sanitation company is also being investigated.<\/p>\n
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\nnew cases of people infected with SARS-CoV-2 were registered in Romania in 24
\nhours, after about 25,900 tests were taken, the Ministry of Health announced on
\nWednesday. 26 related deaths were also reported. Most new cases of COVID have
\nbeen reported in Bucharest and in Timi\u015f (west) and Cluj (north-west) counties.
\nThe infection rate over a period of 14 days, at national level, is 4.24 cases
\nper one thousand inhabitants. The highest incidence is in Bucharest (9.46). In the
\nspecialized health units, the number of people hospitalized in the COVID-19
\nwards stands at almost 4,000. 300 patients are treated in intensive care units.
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\nparticipate with 11 crews and 39 athletes at the European Rowing Championships
\nin Munich, which will take place from Thursday to Sunday. At last year’s
\nEuropean Rowing Championships in Varese, Italy, Romania won six medals, two
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