Two in five children encountered an unpleasant experience on the internet, shows an investigation coordinated by Save the Children
Two in five children have encountered an unpleasant experience on the internet related to offense, bullying, abuse or exposure to inadequate content for their age, shows an investigation lead by Save the Children. Parents say it is difficult to manage this issue and that they need advice.
Oana Yucel is the organizer of workshops on this subject.
Oana Yucel: I have encountered situations in which, as a parent, I have used passwords, laptop, tablet, phone restrictions, so that children don’t have free access to the internet. I have found out about the variant in which the child can make a connection to another child’s computer, on which parents haven’t used any restrictions and, thus, can have access to anything. I think that the thing that helps in this digital education is the relation we, as parents, have with our children.
The government will approve a helping scheme to stimulate investment
The government will approve a helping scheme to stimulate investment. A new forestry code will also be adopted, including higher fines for stealing wood.
The government intends to allocate over 50 million lei to support especially regional investments with a social and economic impact that develops local communities. The aim is that the regional SMEs can contribute to these investments. At the beginning of the meeting, prime minister Marcel Ciolacu mentioned that the executive will allocate 500 million euros to build a new medical complex for the Fundeni Hospital.
Marcel Ciolacu: We cannot continue using buildings that are over 60 years old. We will build a modern complex, with tens of operating rooms. The investment is of over 500 million euros, most of them coming from European funds. Tens of thousands of patients from all over the country come annually to Fundeni Hospital, for treatment, and to them this investment is vital.
The government will also allocate one billion lei to rebuild the Berceni-Pipera trunk line, which is the most congested subway route in Bucharest.
In Giurgiu, the touristic and leisure port has been finalized and will soon be open for use
In Giurgiu, the touristic and leisure port has been finalized and will soon be open for use. The new port for light watercrafts will have 60 mooring spaces and benefited from an non-refundable European financing of more than three million lei. The boat owners will also have at their disposal a repairing service in the port.
Alexandra Ioniţă
