In a Soviet-era block of flats, everything was simple: the flat was yours, whilst the roof, the cellar, the pipes, the lift and the land beneath the building belonged to the housing management company. If the roof started leaking, you went to the housing management company.
The Moldovan Government has approved two draft laws designed to accelerate the modernisation of the district heating systems in Chișinău and Bălți. The total cost of the two projects amounts to around €343 million, of which €326 million is allocated to Chișinău and €17 million to the ‘northern capital’.
A new phase in the development of the water supply system in central Moldova is beginning: 14 institutions and operators have signed a cooperation agreement as part of the ‘Programul Deschis de Dezvoltare Urbană’ project.
Veronica Micle Street in the centre of the capital is undergoing active modernisation. Repair works are being carried out there as part of the development of a leisure area. According to the Chisinau City Council, the works are taking place on the section of the road between Alexander Pushkin Street and Armene Street.
The capital hosted the ‘My Moldova – Cradle of Flowers VII’ festival of inclusive creativity. The event was organised by the Chisinau City Council.
In the capital’s Buiucani district, work is continuing on the rehabilitation and improvement of the area surrounding several blocks of flats in the vicinity of Vasile Coroban and Nicolae Costin Streets.
Chisinau City Hall reports that work on the improvement of the public garden at 68 Bucharest Street is nearing completion.
The Prime Minister, Vasile Tofan, visited the main areas of the airport this morning to see how the infrastructure is coping with peak-hour traffic. Between 5.00 and 7.00 there were 16 flights, and during these times the airport is operating at full capacity.
A second Municipal Centre for Adult Learning and Education is to be established in the capital’s Buiucani district. It will be located in the premises of the former technical education workshops of the Russian-Ukrainian Theoretical Lyceum ‘Ivan Nechuy-Levytsky’ on Ion Pelivan Street. The Centre will have a total area of 282 m².
Officers from the Chisinau Central Police Inspectorate have broken up the activities of two local residents. They are suspected of drug trafficking.
