safety

In 2024, 87 people per million inhabitants will die on Moldovan roads, which is almost twice as high as the EU average (44 deaths per 1 million inhabitants). Road accidents also often affect children, including near schools.

The European “security architecture” created after the Cold War can no longer be taken for granted, so a more autonomous and sustainable Union must be created, Logos Press reports.

The General Director of the National Agency for Food Safety ANSA Radu Mustiatica urged Moldovan consumers to be vigilant about safe food consumption during the summer period, when the risks are the highest, – reports Logos Press.

The level of safety for tourists in the Republic of Moldova is much higher than in many European countries. This was pointed out by the Canadian analytical and financial platform HelloSafe in the published ranking “The safest countries for traveling in 2025”.